Screaming Eagles

Washington, DC, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 202-544-6744
Website:
screaming-eagles.com
Address:
Washington, DC 20003
Capitol Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.3 miPotomac Ave
0.3 miEastern Market
0.6 mi96, 97 route
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Local time (Washington, DC) 02:17 Wednesday, 16 July 2025

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Saturday 3:30 pm – 9:30 pm
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The Screaming Eagles are an all-​volunteer club that has provided passionate support for D.C. United and have promoted Major League Soccer and U.S. Soccer through their contributions in the community since the club’s inception in 1995. In 2004 the Screaming Eagles incorporated and received 501© (4) non profit status.

The Screaming Eagles have supported United at home and on the road and have become one of the most visible supporters clubs in MLS. Off the field the Screaming Eagles can be found performing Community Outreach work for several charitable causes including The Eddie Pope Foundation, Race for the Cure and United for D.C. We also provide members with soccer related activities, including viewing parties, the SE Football Club, roadtrips and special events with D.C. United players. Membership is open to anyone who wants to support D.C. United and promote soccer. Violence or racism is not tolerated and is grounds for expulsion from the club.

History

Established in 1995.

The Screaming Eagles were started by Matt Mathai before D.C. United even had a name. He contacted the new team owners and offered his support and started up a website that eventually became the membership list.

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2 reviews of Screaming Eagles

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Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
Every time I go to a DC United game or USA soccer game at RFK, I really enjoy partying with the Screaming Eagles. Their tailgate is the best deal going. $ 12 for all you can eat buffet (burgers, hot dogs, cookies, brownies, etc.) and a bunch of different type of beers on draft.
The atmosphere at the tailgate and in the stands is great. I highly recommend watching DC United games with the Screaming Eagles.
Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
The Screaming Eagles is one of two fan clubs for the DC United soccer team.
Their tailgate parties are quite impressive, like a PTA event converged with a raucous keg party. They strike the perfect balance between being low-​key and organized, and having enough beer to make it worth your while.
In Lot 8 at RFK stadium during home games, the crew sets up an elaborate bbq spread, hundreds of lawn chairs, inflatable pools and an all-​you-​can-​drink booze station.
Members drink for free and can pay $ 8 for food (membership costs $ 25). Guests pay $ 12 to eat and drink for free.
The food: hot dogs, hamburgers, veggie options, beans, chips, potato and pasta salads, cake, cookies, cupcakes. Large selection of soda, mixed drinks and a few different keg options to choose from.
I admire their dedication to incorporating a little philanthropy in the fun. Last Saturday, they sold tickets for $ 6 off, with all the proceeds going to charity, and tips from the beer went to helping a man with a serious disease.
Besides the tailgating, they have viewing parties at local bars that show DC United games, road trip in tour buses for some away games and do community outreach projects throughout the year.
Although I fear I’m not nearly die hard enough for the Screaming Eagles, I would definitely consider joining for the tailgating and volunteering. What a sweet little club.