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MSC UNITED SOCCER ACADEMY

The MSC UNITED ACADEMY is dedicated to the development and growth of elite and travel players in the DC metropolitan area. We teach the fundamentals of the game of soccer, decision making and problem solving, individual skills, and futsal skills in a demanding practice and game environment.  We at the MSC UNITED ACADEMY, believe that a foundation of fundamental, sound technical skills is critical for ELITE soccer players.

Academy Director, Coach Julio Arjona, has 25 years of coaching elite youth soccer players and teams.  The Academy was born of Coach Arjona's desire to teach young soccer players to love the game while developing a philosophy and playing style that would make them successful on and off of the field.  For Coach Arjona, "United" means a love of the game of soccer, love and respect for teammates and coach, and most importantly, love for one’s self.  "United" also means togetherness.  The United Academy has players of many races, religions, creeds and languages...for the coach and founder, it is imperative that players transfer their pride in their cultural background to their love of the game of soccer.

Currently, the MSC United Academy sponsors the MSC United 96 Premier and Classic at http://www.eteamz.com/olneyarsenal/, Olney United 98 Premeir and Elite at www.olneyunited.com, United Academy Arsenal, Manchester, Brasil, Real Madrid, and Barcelona futsal teams, United Academy Arsenal, Manchester United, and Brasil 3x3 teams at www.eteamz.active.com/mscunitedacademyinc .The academy works with Germantown Lighting U-15 Classic. 

Coach Arjona’s goal is to work with his players to produce quick minds and quick, intelligent moves on the soccer field. Hard work, dedication, and true commitment to the love of the game of soccer is both his philosophy and teaching style.  The goal of the MSC UNITED Academy is to assemble teams with a multi-cultural flavor, tremendous commitment from players and parents focusing on the team concept rather than individual players.

The academy has produced many top soccer players to national, college, academy, high school, and club levels.

The academy is proud to mention some of the top players are been parted of this academy:

Shaq Phillip: USA 17 men national team/2nd division German team

Julio Arjona: USA 17 men national team and West Virginia University/George Mason University 

Samir Badr: USA 17 men national team and D,C, United Academy/plays in Portugal 

Paul Torres: U-18 D.C. United, U-18 MNT, and Maryland University

Erick Valladares: U-16 D.C. United academy

Tobi Iguade: U-16 D.C United academy and region 1 ODP/ St Francis University

Sam Bradley: U-16 D.C. United academy and region 1 ODP/Loyola-Baltimore Universsity

Tomiwa Adewole: U-18 Potomac Academy/Villanova University

Moeryan " Peabo" Doue: U-18 D.C. United academy, U-18 MNT, and West Virginia University.

Jeffrey Juarez U-17 Freestate Elite

Chris Woodwrof: U-17 Freestate Elite and MD ODP

Freddy Nzekele: U_15 national pool 

Jack Peden: VA ODP

Tobi Adewole: ODP region 1/Potomac academy 

Michael Akinkoye: ODP region 1

Gedion N: MD ODP/Olney Rangers/Real Maryland/ Sporting Gijon, Spain

In July, 2006, the MSC United Soccer Academy and the Four Season Academy (under Coach Roberto Da Silva) will repeat their successful International Soccer Camp in Rio De Janeiro.  Players will experience the Brazilian Youth Soccer Development program by training and living at the Fluminesnse Club facilities and playing with top Brazilian youth players.  For more information about the Camp,
see the Brazil-USA Tour link on the menu.  

NEWS:

Coach Julio Arjona and Coach Brian will be responsible for U13 and U14 Super Y teams for Real Maryland FC in Summer 2012. We are going to have tryouts in December 2011. Please check Real Maryland's web site.

Real Maryland FC hired coach Julio Arjona: http://supery.uslsoccer.com/home/569019.html

For more information please contact us at realmaryland29@aol.com and realmaryland32@aol.com

ACADEMY'S TRAINING:

 The academy will have futsal's tryout on 21 October from 7 to 9 PM at Rockville Sport Plex in court 5 and 6. We are looking for players for age groups: U11, U13, and U16.

If you are n coach or team, and you would like for our director to train your team. You can contact him at 240-380-5590 or mscunited29@aol.com or olneyunited29@aol.com

We are going to have individual training in winter starting in December 2011. Call the number above for more information.

TRYOUTS FALL 2011 

 MSI Pythons and Vipers U11 boys classic born between 1 August July 2000 and younger is looking for speedy, skillfull, and commmitted players for the Fall 2011. Tryouts are on Mondays at 4:30 PM and Thursdays at 6:15 PM at Tilden center. Please contact coach Arjona at mscunited29@aol.com or 240-380-5590

Rising MSI United 96 U16 classic division 1 boys born 1 August 1995 or younger, is looking for players for the Fall 2011. Tryouts are on Mondays and Weds at 6 PM at Tilden center. Please contact coach Arjona at mscunited29@aol.com or 240-380-5590

United soccer academy U9 is looking for top players for the development of a classic boys team for Fall 2012.  If you are interesting please contact coach Arjona at mscunited29@aol.com or 240-380-5590. Players need to be born from 1 august 2002 to 31 July 2003.  

Fall 2011

Our academy will be responsible for 6 teams during Fall 2012. Our director will be coaching two travel teams: U13 boys Olney Roadrunners NCSL division 1 with 18 players roster, and U13 boys Olney United Premier NCSL division 5 with 18 players roster, too.

In addition, he will be coaching 4 classic teams such as U16 MSI United 96 high school division 2 with 20 players roster, U13 MSI Spartans division 1 with 17 players roster, U11 MSI Vipers division 1 with roster of 12 players, and U11 MSI Pythons division 3 with 14 players.

Coach Arjona will be training U13 MSI United girls team.

Summer 2011

The academy had a great success with three camps during the summer. We had 110 elite and classic players during our summer camps.

Our 3x3 academy team finished finalist on the local region tournament in Yardley, Pa, and finished sixth place in the regional tournament in Lancaster, Pa.

Spring 2011:

The academy will be involved with 7 teams during the Spring season 2011. The teams are U12 Olney Roadrunners NCSL division 1, U12 Olney United Premier NCSL division 6, U15 MSI United 96 classic div 1, U12 MSI Spartans classic  div 1, U10 Vipers and Pythons. In addition, U12 MSI United (girl team) has been trained by our director.

Winter 2010/11

The academy had 4 teams in the Rockville Futsal league. U12 United academy AC Milan  won U12 boys division. The academy had three teams in the Maryland futsal state cup, one team United academy Barcelona finished first, and qualified for the regional futsal cup. This team finished second at the regional tournament, and qualified for the national cup.

In addition, MSI United 96 U15 boys won indoor league session 2 in Rockville sport plex.

Fall 2010:

The academy will be responsible for 7 teams during the season 2010/11. Coach Julio Arjona will be coaching and training 7 teams at Classic and Premier level.

Those teams are Olney Roadrunners U12 NCSL division 1, Olney United Premier U12 NCSL division 6, MSI United 96 classic division 1, MSI Spartans classic division 1, MSI Green-Machine Classic division 1, and two new U10 classic teams United Vipers and Pythons.

In addition, he is going to be volunteer coach and trainer at Clarksburg High school 3A Champions in 2009.

Summer 2010:

Coach Julio Arjona was invited to be assistant coach on a residential camp in West Virginia University. Coach Arjona was able to coach the high school's players versus the West Virginia soccer squad.

The camp was to identify possible players to be able to attend and play at West Virginia University. Congratulations to Coach Arjona to continue his coaching development at college level.

The academy lost on the final of the regional mid-atlantic Kick-it 3x3 tournament. The team qualifies to Disney World National Championship on January 2011. Congratulations to Wesley, Brook, Jamie, Felix, Jordan, and Jacob.

 The academy was able to participate in two great tournaments. The national futsal tournament was held in Long Beach, Ca. The team finished third nationally. Congratulations to Drew, Felix, Jamie, Wesley, Vlad, Toni, Gabriel, Jannick, and Brook.

Spring 2010:

Olney Roadrunnners finished third in the NCSL division 1 with a record of 6-1-2, Olney United Premier finished with a record of 2-6-1 on division 6 NCSL, MSI United U14 classic division 1 finished second, MSI Spartans finished 2nd in classic division 1, and MSI United White and Black had great seasons during the Spring 2010.

Feb 15, 2010

United academy Arsenal won Northeast regional futsal tournament in York, Pa.

The team started with a lost to Azzurri FC 5-3. On the second day, the team was able to rebounce back with a winning to Deon of Lion and CDC Revolution 3 nil and 4-3.

On the third day, the team was able to beat Manhattan Kickers in the semi-final 4-2, and able to have a great game against Deon of Lions in the final winning 3-2.

Congratulations to Drew, Felix, Jamie, Brook, Jannick, Samuel, Gabriel, Xavier, Wesley, and Ian to follow the academy's tradition to couple national futsal tournament championships, many regional championships, and state futsal cups.

The team qualifies for the US national futsal tournament from 8 to 11 July 2010 in Long Beach, Ca.

Jan 16, 2010

Arjona selected under the best 12 players in the country in high school soccer by ESPN RISE magazine:

http://sports.espn.go.com/highschool/rise/soccer/news/story?id=4824535

Jan 15, 2010

ARJONA STARTS COLLEGE SOCCER CAREER AT WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY:

http://www.msnsportsnet.com/page.cfm?sport=msoccer&show=15856

Dec 2009: ALL DECADE SOCCER PLAYERS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY:

http://www.gazette.net/stories/12222009/aspespo84231_32547.php

DEC 2009: JULIO ARJONA JR. SELECTED ALL-MET 2009 SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR: 

 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/special/sports/allmetfall09/boyssoccer/index.html

DEC 2009: TWO ACADEMY PLAYERS TOMIWA ADEWOLE AND JULIO ARJONA JR MADE ALL-GAZETTE 2009 FIRST SOCCER TEAM:

http://www.gazette.net/stories/12082009/montspo100939_32551.php

NOV 2009: CLARKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL WIN 3A MONTGOMERY PUBLIC SCHOOL SOCCER TOURNAMENT. FIRST TIME IN THE SCHOOL HISTORY IN ANY SPORT.

http://gamedaymagazine.com/2009/11/arjona_carries_clarksburg_to_f.php

NOV 2009: ARJONA/CLARKSBURG HS WIN 3A/WASHINGTON POST

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/11/19/AR2009111904662.html

Sept 10: Washington Post's high School preview with reconigtion to Julio Arjona.
Sept 10: Article about Bradenton Academy in the Gazette.net. It features Julio Arjona.
Sept 6: OBGC Roadrunners finished as finalist in the Capital Cup tournament. The Roadrunners lost in pks to Baltimore Bays All Stars team. Congratulations.
September 4:
PEABO DOUE IS SCORED FIRST GOAL IN COLLEGE FOR WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY IN OT. WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY BEAT BUFFALO UNIVERSITY IN OVER TIME.
September 1:
Four freshman players were able to make the varsity teams in high school: Freddy N, Miguel H, Michael A, and Tobi A. Congratulations. 
September 1:
The academy will be involved with 8 teams and three clubs during Fall 2009. Coach Julio Arjona will be the head coach for the Olney Roadrunners U-11 NCSL. This team is one of the top teams in the area. So far, this team is undeafeded in the NCSL; Olney United Premier U-11 NCSL; MSI United Black and White U-10 classic; MSI Spartans U-11 classic; MSI United U-14 classic division 1; assistant coach with the Bethesda Fire (Region 1 tournament finalist U-13) and NCSL division 1; Bethesda Revolution NCSL division 2; and D.C United U-15 academy.
August 31:
High School previous: Julio Arjona Jr (one of the best players in the country will play for Clarksburg HS)
August 29: 
Olney United Premier U-11 was able to win three games in the August Cup this past weekend. The team finished undefeaded but the team was not able to play the final because the weather. Congratulations.
August 8:
United academy Arsenal qualified for the National 3x3 Kick tournament in Orlando, Florida. The tournament will be on January 2010. 
July 22: 
Five players from the academy: Paul Torres (Maryland), Julio Arjona (West Virginia), Chris Hangini (Ohio State), Shaq Phillip (Duke), and Sam Bradley played on the final of the academy in California. D.C United U-18 team lost 1-0 to Carmel FC. Congratulations.
ODP 2009:
The academy was able to add three players to the region 1 ODP and National U-15 pool: National U-15 pool: Freddy Nzekele, ODP region 1 (95): Toby Adewale, and ODP region 1 (96): Michael Akinkoye. These players were trained by Julio Arjona from U-8 to U-13 at the MSC United 96 Premeir and Olney Arsenal teams.  
Congratulations.
Olney Arsenal NCSL division 1 team combined with Bethesda Fire and Revolution teams during the summer. Freddy, Michael, Tobi, and Miguel made the Bethesda Fire Team. Alejandro and Jeffrey made the Bethesda Revolution team. Congratulations.
United Academy Futsal team U-10: Finished third in the National Futsal Cup tournament in Baltimore with a record of 3 W and 2 L. The academy was able to beat the team from California MASCA. MASCA won the tournament. Congratulations.
United Academy Arsenal won 3x3Kick tournament. The team will move on to the regional tournament in Lancaster, PA.
05/01/2009
TOP COLLEGE 2009 RECRUITING CLASS:
WEST VIRGINIA NUMBER 12:
04/27/2009
USA 3 vs Honduras 0
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2nd half
04/23/2009
USA 4 vs Canada 2
1st half
2nd half
04.21/2009
USA 5 vs Cuba 0
Video: 1st half 
 2nd half
04/11/2009
Youth inside soccer article
04/06/2009
PSW interview with director of D.C. United develoment program John Measnner:
04/02/2009
D.C. United's article about Real Madrid's game
MLS NET article about D.C United academy's game vs Real Madrid
PSW' game report
04/02/2009
Director, Julio Arjona will be coaching five teams during Spring 2009: Olney Arsenal U13 NCSL division 1 www.eteamz.active.com/olneyarsenal, Olney Roadrunners and United U10 NCSL www.olneyunited.com,  MSC United classic division 2 www.eteamz.active.com/olneyarsenal, and MSI Spartans.
04/1/2009
Shaq P, Sam B, Samir B, and Julio A will be playing with U-16 D.C United academy team versus the power house Real Madrid:
03/31/2009
Peabo Doue to the U-18 MNT camp in April 2009:
03/21/2009
Julio Arjona Sr. will be scout in Sueno MLS and D.C. United:
3/20/2009
Julio Arjona Jr. selected to U17 men national team trip to Argentina:
03/19/2009
 Peabo Doue and Paul Torres to West Virginia and Maryland University:
03/01/2009
Olney Arsenal will send 4 players to VA and MD ODP 95/96:
Congratulations to Frederick, Tobi, and Michael MD ODP 95/96, and Jack VA ODP 96 to be selected to The Olympic Development Program. 
02/17/2009
Academy send two teams to the regional futsal cup in New York city.
U-13 United Academy Arsenal and U-10 Barcelona are going to repreent the academy in this important event.
01/15/2009
United academy was able to qualify two teams to the regional cup:
U13 United academy Arsenal and U10 Barcelona were able to qualify to the regional futsal cup in New York. Both teams lost 2-1 in the final. Congratulations.
01/01/2009
Shaq P and Julio A were selected to U17 men national team for Spring 2009.
12/09/2008
Nike friendlies 2008: Shaq P and Julio A were selected to play versus Australia:
12/01/2008
Academy players were selected to ALL-Gazette soccer team 2008:
11/09/2008
 U17 France vs USA. Julio Arjona was selected to play in France.
2007-2008
Other articles about the academy: 
Bethesda Roadrunners
U17 men national team
Potomac soccer wire
US development academy
2008 NSCAA-Adidas ALL region 1
2010 boys committed college list
Super Y

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Usa National team
US National Spring semester
Sunday, March 19
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM U-17 NATIONAL TEAM

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Julio Jr. Residential Program

 U.S. Soccer Under-17 Residency Program
Started in 1999, the U.S. Soccer Under-17 Residency Program has become a symbol of U.S. Soccer’s dedication to increasing the development opportunities for players and the success of the Youth National Teams.

With the recent successes of the U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team, the full-time Residency Program has doubled in the number of players from 20 to 40, adding 10 additional players in both the fall semester of 2002 and 2003. U.S. Soccer has been able to increase the number of players enrolled in the program to provide greater opportunities for young players and increase its investment in player development.

The 40 U.S. players live on campus at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., and train daily under the guidance of Hackworth and assistant coaches Keith Fulk, Raul Diaz Arce, Tim Mulqueen and Brian Maisonneuve. In the afternoon, the players attend classes at nearby Edison Academy.

"We've seen over the years how the program has helped produce talented players, a number of which have gone on to the professional ranks and climbed the ladder in the men’s programs, moving on to the U-20, U-23 and even full Men’s National Team," said Hackworth. “Those type of accomplishments demonstrate the positive direction of the program and are the goals we will continue to strive for as we move forward.”

With 40 players now in residency, the program is able to field two full teams who will train together during the week, and get the chance to compete against colleges, professional club teams and international youth teams on the weekends. While in the full-time residency program, the U.S. not only trains daily under Hackworth, but also has access to the IMG Academy’s spacious facilities. The team regularly uses IMG’s state-of-the-art strength-training facilities, as well as some of the nation’s best sports psychologists that work at the Academy. The IMG Academy includes top-of-the-line soccer equipment, three Bermuda grass fields, an indoor dome with artificial turf, two swimming pools, newly renovated student housing and dining facilities.

Since its inception, 170 players have been through the Full-Time Residency Program, and more than 40 of those players have moved on to Major League Soccer, or the professional leagues in Europe. Twelve players have also registered at least one cap with the full MNT: Freddy Adu, DaMarcus Beasley, Michael Bradley, Bobby Convey, Landon Donovan, Eddie Gaven, Eddie Johnson, Chad Marshall, Oguchi Onyewu, Heath Pearce, Santino Quaranta and Jonathan Spector. Beasley and Donovan both started in the 2002 FIFA World Cup as 20-year-olds, and were joined by Convey, Onyewu and Johnson in 2006.

“The residency program gives our elite players the opportunity to train in a professional environment and to develop in a way they would not otherwise be able to develop,” said U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Bruce Arena. “I think that increasing the size of the program is extremely important, and it allows us to look at more players over a wider range of ages. I think that in the future you will continue to see the positive results of this program on the soccer field.”

The first full-time U.S. Soccer Residency Program began on January 17, 1999 with the U.S. Under -17 Men’s National Team, when U.S. Soccer collected the top 20 of the country’s elite youth players to train year-round at IMG Academy.

In its first year of existence, the U.S. Soccer residency program produced instant success as the Under-17s qualified for the FIFA Under-17 World Championship in New Zealand in 2001. On the world stage, the American teenagers rose to the occasion, winning their group and advancing to the semifinals before being ousted in a penalty shootout. The fourth-place finish tied for the best showing by a U.S. Men's Youth National Team in a major international competition. On top of that, U.S. stars Donovan and Beasley were awarded the Gold and Silver Balls, respectively, as the top two players in the entire tournament.



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Shaq P and Julio Jr. U-17 National Team

Bethesda Roadrunners/MSC United 92

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Bethesda Roadrunners/US Soccer Club/ Disney Showcase Champions

BETHESDA ROADRUNNERS AND MSC UNITED 92:

The two teams produced quality players to the academy system and national level. RR and MSC were strong competition from early age. MSC United 92 never was able to beat the RR but they provided great competition in the league, tournaments, and state cup.

From these teams, we have three players in the U-17 national team, 7 players in the DC United Academy and 5 players in the Potomac Academy.

 

 

 


 



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