Charlie Horton

Post-playing career He later attended George Washington University in Washington, D.C., where he was recognized on multiple GW Athletics Academics Dean's lists from 2018 –2020, was on the men's rowing roster, was a 2020 GW Ramsey Scholar, and received a Bachelor of Business Administration in finance.

Personal life His mother, Cathy Horton, swam at the University of Michigan,

In 2010, his mother sued Avon Old Farms, a boarding school Horton attended in Avon, Connecticut, in both her and Horton's name.

On March 27, 2017, Horton filed a lawsuit against former D.C. United teammate Fabián Espíndola, coach Ben Olsen, and Major League Soccer. Espíndola allegedly assaulted Horton during practice and Horton received a concussion. The case is believed to have been resolved out of court.

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