It seems Santino Quaranta grew up before our eyes. An impetuous, young player from Baltimore, Tino first won our hearts as a 16-year-old draftee in 2001. His tone was brash, his actions passionate and his play was daring. We loved every minute of it.
Yet we worried about his future. Just as he entered the world of professional soccer at a...
I've seen numerous eroneous reports today: 'United has to win the last three games to make the playoffs.' 'United is out with a NYRB win Saturday.' Here's some insight into where United stands going into our last three games. Many permutations of results exist and it is almost impossible to play out each scenario. We...
Creating added value for season ticket holders continues to be a core focus of D.C. United’s front office. For quite some time, club officials have been working to produce a better overall product in the form of season ticket packages all the while attempting to continue to improve tried and true methods of proactive customer service. ...
Before the MLS team that would play in the Nation’s Capital had a name, Kevin Payne, Stephen Zack and Betty D’Anjolell sat in a lunch room discussing what the club’s future name should be. Together, they had a vision that the club would pay homage to the grand traditions of our sport and that the team would galvanize a community that...
Every successful front office is bolstered by a backbone of employees that never receive credit due their work. D.C. United is no different.Whether they are providing assistance to other staff members, sorting out HR details, making sure that all team and office details are accounted for seven-days-a-week, or keeping the bottom line in check...
Today’s Ninth Annual United for D.C. Kickoff Luncheon is a great opportunity for fans and sponsors alike to meet new players and staff, greet returning faces and hear from United Head Coach Ben Olsen about the club and his thoughts on the season ahead. There’s much to be excited about ahead on D.C. United’s 16th League campaign....
Since the inaugural season of Major League Soccer, RFK Stadium has been known to be a building that opponents were wary of and that housed the best atmosphere in the League. Those characteristics remain intact as United is set to open its 16th season at the iconic facility. Among the many areas of organizational improvement during the...
As D.C. United headed into the off-season, the club took considerable time to evaluate all aspects of the business. No stone was left unturned as officials searched for methods to create a better product with more value for two key components: season ticket holders and corporate partners. A revitalized effort in both of these...
In the coming days, we’ll announce details of an agreement with Comcast SportsNet that will see the regional sports network again be the official broadcast partner of D.C. United. Though the structure of the deal varies from past seasons, our combined commitment to getting our games on the air, extending coverage across all CSN and United...
It’s not a stretch to say that every aspect of our business is tied in to the digital media department. Used equally as media outlets, promotional tools and technological business solutions, our club website and social media platforms provide the backbone of our organization. Our digital media staff – Mark McClure, Oscar Merida,...