Overlea Evolution FC

2026–2027 Registration & Tryouts Now Open!

Join us for the upcoming season. Players interested in competitive soccer, team development, and a positive club environment are encouraged to register today.

⚽ Tryout Information ⚽
You Must Register For Tryouts

Tryout Dates:
May 12th & 14th
May 19th & 21st
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Fullerton Elementary School
4400 Fullerton Ave, MD 21236

Teams Currently Forming:
Boys 2010 (U16) — August 1, 2010 – July 31, 2011
Boys 2011 (U15) — August 1, 2011 – July 31, 2013
Boys 2013 (U13) — August 1, 2013 – July 31, 2015
Boys 2015 (U11) — August 1, 2015 – July 31, 2017

Coaches Needed!
Please indicate during registration if you would like to volunteer for a coaching position.

Please Bring:
Cleats, shin guards, water, and a plain white t-shirt.

For More Information please email: efcvenom@gmail.com

Overlea EFC

One Club.
One Team.
One Future.

Overlea Evolution FC is a competitive travel program for players who refuse to settle.

Year-round training
High-level competition
Tournament play

We go up against the best — and expect our players to rise to that level.

Teams are built through competitive tryouts, and once you’re in, the expectation is simple: commit to the team, trust the process, and push yourself every day.

No shortcuts. No excuses. Just evolution.

Learn more about Overlea EFC

Mission Vision Guiding Principles

Overlea Evolution FC Venom - 2011 Boys

Head Coach: Will Bevans

Assistant Coaches:  David Wach, Jay Wheatley, Eric Ercole

Team Manager: Lacie Kraft

Venom

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Overlea Evolution FC Vipers - 2015 Boys

Head Coach: John Smith

Team Manager: Jane Smith

Vipers

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Mission

The Mission of OEFC is to develop successful, well-rounded individuals who exhibit good sportsmanship, ethical and moral behavior, and good citizenship; both on and off the soccer field.

Through the game of soccer, we teach the core values and guiding principles necessary to promote ethical, responsible, and well-reasoned life decisions.

We promote sportsmanship by winning with humility, accepting criticism with poise, learning from our mistakes, and growing from our failures while fostering an environment that allows players to reach their full potential and love for the game of soccer.

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Vision

Our vision at OEFC is three-fold:

  1. Recognition - To be recognized as one of the top youth soccer programs in Maryland; constantly improving the proper balance of development AND competition at all times.
  2. Development - To consistently develop and produce top-level soccer atheletes who are fully prepared for success at whatever level of play they aspire to reach (club, high-school, collegiate)
  3. Training and Support - To provide the best training and support available for our players, coaches, and parents.

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Guiding Principles

The OEFC Travel Soccer Program is geared to be a positive and instructional athletic experience for all participants. In this program, learning to play well and fairly is the essence of the game. Everyone should remember their attitude is contagious. The other team is our opponent, not our enemy, and thus, should be treated with respect.

All participants in the program should adhere to the following at all times:

  1. Coaches should not be openly or directly criticized before, during or after games. Bear in mind that the coaches are volunteers. Any questions or comments regarding coaches shall be addressed to the program coordinator.
  2. Only positive sideline support will be tolerated. Cheering at all games should be within the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship, regardless of the outcome of the match.
  3. Best efforts will be made to teach the players to become students of the game.
  4. At each and every match, players should display good sportsmanship by shaking hands with their opponents and coaches as well as the officials, without regard to the results of the match.
  5. Coaches and players should strive to be on time and prepared for every practice and match. Players who are unable to attend practices or games must give prior notices to their coach or team manager.
  6. Improper behavior at a match, practice, or other Evolution FC sponsored activity may result in the participant being asked to leave the field or the event. Continued improper behavior may be grounds for dismissal from the program.
  7. The coaching should be left to the coach(es) during the match. Parents must refrain from giving their children instructions during the match.

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