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Dual Registration Explained

Dual registration at Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, lets players who are registered with another club join our Super League programs. They train and play Crush games while keeping their other team. This guide explains who it suits, which programs offer it, and how to plan a busy week.

Which programs offer dual registration?

The Super League Program 9v9 for players born 2015 and 2016 and the Super League Program 7v7 for players born 2017 offer a dual registration option. Each includes 2 training sessions a week plus Super League games.

How does it work?

Your child keeps their registration with their other club and joins Crush for Super League training and games. Tell us about your child's other team when you register interest, and we will talk through how the two schedules fit together.

Who is dual registration for?

Dual registration suits players who love the game, want extra training and games through the winter, and already enjoy their other team. It works best when the family has the time and energy for a fuller week.

How do we plan the week?

Before you register, compare both schedules and allow for travel time between sessions. Plan at least 1 or 2 rest days a week, and watch for signs of tiredness, such as sore legs that do not recover or a child who stops looking forward to soccer.

Our coaches gladly help you plan a week that keeps your child fresh and enjoying the game.

Last updated October 27, 2026

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