The conversation around elevating American soccer always focuses primarily on players: identifying talent earlier, improving training environments, and expanding access to the game. These steps address only part of the equation to make the United States a powerhouse among the world’s best, however. All the powerhouses invest just as intentionally in their pipeline of elite coaches. To win World Cups, the U.S. Soccer Federation’s Pathway Strategy should also incorporate pipelines for elite development of coaches under 40.

In the heart of the DMV—an area renowned for its rich basketball heritage—a movement is taking shape, redefining the future of DMV hoops. The Off the Muscle (OTM) DMV Basketball movement offers a platform for athletes to showcase their skills and passion for the game. OTM tournaments are a launchpad for many skilled ball players. OTM company paves the way for future opportunities and success in both collegiate and professional arenas.

The 1 of 1 DMV Basketball Tournament is an open-invitation, single-elimination tournament played in the DMV area with the stakes being a cash prize.

The biggest Spring fest kickoff in the DMV is going down on April 19th in Salisbury, MD!

Sound of the DMV for Spring 2025

D.C. Native, Elijah B., honored SJBAdvocacy LLC with our first exclusive interview to talk about his passion for entertainment. We asked Elijah some questions about his craft and his idea of success.

Infinite Empire Entertainment Group launches its brand new website.

It may be summer break but some students are staying busy. Howard County native and recent high school graduate Gabrielle Demuren is sharing her talents with the DMV before heading to Harvard University this fall.

New Orleans Saints Defensive End Chase Young returned to the DMV this past summer, holding his third annual football camp at the Fields at RFK Stadium on Sunday.

The DMV has lost another icon in the sports community. In early June, local sports fans mourned the death of A.B. Williamson, and on Sunday, June 23, James “Butch” McAdams died at his home in Northwest D.C., at the age of 74. 

The Randallstown, Maryland native who is a member of the WNBA's Chicago Sky announced Tuesday that she's a co-owner of the D.C. Power Football Club – a professional women’s soccer team based in Washington, D.C.