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Crush F.C.

Leadership and Staff

Crush F.C., the youth soccer club in Burlington, Ontario, is led by President and Head Coach Sasa Vidovic. This page introduces the people behind the club and shows exactly who to contact about registration, payments, partnerships, media and player safety, so every question reaches the right place quickly.

The team

Who leads Crush?

Meet the coaches
  • President and Head Coach

    Sasa Vidovic

    Contact for: Coaching, programs and club direction

  • A growing team

    Crush F.C. is a young club, and our team is growing with it. We will introduce our administration, technical staff and safeguarding lead here as each role is filled.

    Would you like to help young players grow? See our coach and volunteer roles

Get in touch

Who should I contact?

Choose the topic that matches your question. We reply within 2 business days.
Who to contact at Crush F.C. for each topic
TopicWhoHow to reach them
RegistrationClub administrationadmin@crushfc.ca
PaymentsClub administrationadmin@crushfc.ca
Coaching and programsSasa Vidovic, President and Head Coachadmin@crushfc.ca
PartnershipsClub leadershipadmin@crushfc.ca
MediaClub administrationadmin@crushfc.ca
Safety concernsOur safeguarding leadUse the confidential safety form or email admin@crushfc.ca

Quick answers

Questions about the club team

Who leads Crush F.C.?

Sasa Vidovic is the President and Head Coach of Crush F.C., the youth soccer club in Burlington, Ontario. Sasa sets the direction for the club and for how our teams are coached. The rest of the club team is introduced on this page as each role is filled, and every family can reach the club by email.

How do I contact Crush F.C.?

Email admin@crushfc.ca or use the contact form on our Contact page. We reply within 2 business days. Tell us your child's birth year and team, if they have one, so your message reaches the right person quickly. For a concern about a child's safety, use the confidential safety form on the Safeguarding page.

Who do I talk to about a safety concern?

Use the confidential safety form on our Safeguarding page, which goes straight to the person responsible for player welfare. You can raise a concern at any time and in confidence. If a child is in immediate danger, call 911 first, then let the club know as soon as you safely can.

Last updated October 27, 2026

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