Graeme McVie has been coaching youth soccer in the DC area for 14 years. He started as the assistant coach with the Washington Diplomats at the U8 level, and he was then the head coach of the JV and Varsity teams at Little Flower School where the JV team won the local championship.
Graeme joined Potomac as the head coach of the U10s in 2017 and he has been a head coach or assistant coach at Potomac for the past 9 seasons, most recently assisting with the successful 2009 Boys ECRL team that made it to playoffs in consecutive seasons and won their conference in the 2024-2025 season.
As a youth player, Graeme played for Chelsea FC’s U15 academy team and Glasgow Rangers U18 youth team. Graeme then went on to play professionally at the senior level for Clyde FC and Ayr United FC in the second tier of the Scottish Football League while completing his Master in Engineering from the University of Strathclyde. During this time, Graeme was also selected to represent the UK National College Soccer team at the 1993 World University Games where the team placed 4th.
Graeme and his wife, Cara, have raised three sons, all of whom have played youth soccer for Potomac SA and Bethesda SC.