Lawson Watt was honored as a Regional Honoree of the Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award, announced at the 2026 ESPYs. The awards celebrate athletes who use the power of sport to create meaningful change in their communities. He received a $2500 grant and joins a national network of emerging changemakers committed to leadership through sport.

6'4 185 lbs | Arlington Soccer Academy ECNL
2026 ESPN- Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Honoree
Top Drawer Soccer Top 2027 Mid- Atlantic Player (2026)
ODP U-19 National Team CB (2026)
ODP U-17 National Team | Captain (2025)
ECNL National Playoffs | 2027 Player Who Impressed (SoccerWire)
PrepSoccer Ranked Top 2027 (2024-2026)
Prep Soccer Ranked Top 50 2027 Defender
TDS Mid-Atlantic ECNL Player To Watch
TDS ECNL VA: 2027 Players Who Impressed
Named to MAC All Conference Team (2024 & 2025)
Selected for All Star Showcase featuring top Fall HS players in DMV

As a former AA youth hockey player (Washington Capitals Academy), I am not afraid to use my body to check and gain advantage.
I am composed on the ball, strong in the air, and use my speed and size to win defensively. I stay focused under pressure and can quickly read the play and organize the defensive line to counter.
I am proven in starting possession from the backline by finding open space and distributing the ball through quick and accurate passes. I am comfortable playing in both a 3 back and 4 back formation.

I graduate in 2027 from The Potomac School in McLean,Virginia. I have been named a 2026 Ben Carson Scholar, 2026 Charles Kenney Legacy Scholar, and a 2026 Regional Honoree of the Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award, recognized during ESPYS week for my leadership through my community project, Lawson's Locker.
I have a strong academic record, and am enrolled in the most rigorous honors courses.
I volunteer with TopSoccer, and for the past 5 years have run my own community project which has raised more than $45,000 to promote youth sports.
