The deadline to apply for the 2019 Bethesda Premier Cup is September 21. To apply please go to the Premier Cup website!
Bethesda Soccer Club
The Bethesda Soccer Club (BSC) is committed to creating a competitive, supportive, challenging, and fun environment for all our players to reach their potential through the beautiful game of soccer. With commitment to our goals and appreciation for the opportunity, we accept the responsibility to develop young players.
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BSC Weather Update for Camps and Practices for August 20
Due to the thunderstorms in the area the Boys and Girls YDP Preseason Camps have been cancelled for Tuesday, August 20th. For the status of all other practices please contact your coach.
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Jack Rosener (2019)
Penn
Thomas Zinngrebe (2019)
Coastal Carolina University
Uriel Zeitz (2019)
Columbia University
Andrew Wood (2019)
Catholic University
Garrett Socas (2019)
Dartmouth College
Gabe Segal (2019)
Stanford University NSCAA High School All-American
Aidan Rocha (2019)
Georgetown University
Evan Perez (2019)
James Madison University
Elias Norris (2019)
Brandeis University
Dennis Mensah (2019)
James Madison University
Ethan McMillen (2019)
Washington and Lee University
Rutendo Mareya (2019)
Mount St. Mary’s
Cole McNally (2019)
Wake Forest University
Jack Hwang (2019)
Carnegie Mellon University
Bobby Foose (2019)
Colgate University
Justin Bobb (2019)
Wisconsin University
Marty Biggens (2019)
St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Bobby Beringer (2019)
American University
Karamo Bah (2019)
Mount St. Mary’s
Alex Allen (2019)
University of California-San Diego
Danielle Poindexter (2019)
Washington Post All-Met First Team (2019) Washington Post All-Metro First Team (2019)
Eleni Triantas (2019)
University of Mary Washington
Kiersten Yuhas (2019)
Longwood University
Katie Stender-Moore (2019)
Washington University Washington Post All-Met First Team (2018)
Jane Olcott (2019)
Villanova Washington Post All-Met First Team (2018)
Meaghan O’Donovan (2019)
Syracuse
Maliah Morris (2019)
Clemson Washington Post All-Met Second Team (2018)
Lacey McCormack (2019)
Virginia
Jameese Joseph (2019)
North Carolina State University Washington Post All-Met First Team (2018)
Abigail Jeannault (2019)
Davidson College
Heather Hinz (2019)
South Carolina Washington Post All-Met Player of the Year (2018); Washington Post All-Metro First Team (2017 and 2018)
Abby Hanks (2019)
Clemson Washington Post All-Met First Team (2018); Washington Post All-Metro First Team (2018)
Lily Dunbar (2019)
Drexel Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention (2018); Washington Post All-Metro Second Team (2018)
Kali Bell (2019)
St. Mary’s College of Maryland Washington Post All-Metro Second Team (2018)
Cailynn Adelmann (2019)
American University Washington Post All-Met Honorable Mention (2018)
Morgan Weise (2019)
Princeton Washington Post All-Met Second Team (2018)
Lacey McCormack (2019)
University of Virginia
Juliana Lynch (2019)
West Virginia University
Julia Dorsey (2019)
UNC Chapel Hill Washington Post All-Metro Player of the Year (2018); Washington Post All-Metro First Team (2018)
Hanna Sellinger (2019)
Notre Dame University
Grace Sherman (2019)
Princeton
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