Independent and Proud
Crush F.C. is an independent youth soccer club in Burlington, Ontario. We run our own programs, set our own standards and choose competitions that give our players great games. In 2026/27 our teams play in the Game Awareness Youth Super League and the Dynasty Premier Soccer League, two independent indoor competitions.
Your family
What does independent mean for my family?
Crush F.C. operates outside the Ontario Soccer and Canada Soccer system. The club arranges its own insurance, screens and trains its own coaches and volunteers, and asks every family to follow its Code of Conduct. We publish how each of these works on this site, so you can see exactly how we look after your child.
Where we play in 2026/27
- Game Awareness Youth Super League
- Dynasty Premier Soccer League
Every program includes 18 guaranteed games from October 2026 to April 2027.
See fixtures and resultsDual registration
Can my child play for Crush and another club?
Players who are registered with another club can join our Super League programs through dual registration. They train and play Crush games while keeping their other team.
See the Super League programs or read dual registration explained.
Our standards
How we look after your child
- A named safeguarding lead
- Screened and trained coaches
- Rowan's Law concussion procedures
- A separate photo consent that families control
- Clear fees with written payment plans
Quick answers
Questions about independent soccer
Is Crush F.C. part of Ontario Soccer?
Crush F.C. is an independent club and operates outside the Ontario Soccer and Canada Soccer system. Our teams play in independent indoor competitions, and the club arranges its own insurance, coach screening and Code of Conduct. Each of these is explained on this site, so families can see exactly how the club looks after their child.
Which competitions does Crush F.C. play in?
In the 2026/27 season, Crush F.C. teams play in the Game Awareness Youth Super League and the Dynasty Premier Soccer League. Both are independent indoor competitions. Every program includes 18 guaranteed games between October and April, and each team's full schedule appears on its team page and on the Fixtures and Results page.
How does an independent club keep my child safe?
Every Crush F.C. coach and volunteer completes a police or vulnerable sector check, Respect in Sport training and first aid, and agrees to our Code of Conduct. We follow the Rule of Two and Ontario's Rowan's Law on concussion, and families control photo consent for their child. The Safeguarding page explains how to raise a concern in confidence.
Last updated October 27, 2026
Questions? We are here to help
Send us a message and we will reply within 2 business days.