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Read the latest news from Crush F.C., the youth soccer club in Burlington, Ontario. Find tournament stories, team news, club announcements and guides for families from our 8 teams for players born 2015 to 2018. Sign up for the newsletter to get the highlights in your inbox.
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MatchdayOctober 27, 2026
Youth Super League indoor action
Crush F.C. from Burlington, Ontario, took the neon yellow kit indoors for Game Awareness Youth Super League games on October 25, 2026. Teams played in indoor domes in Milton and Mississauga. Here is a look at the day through the photos, and how the Super League fits into the winter season for players born 2015 to 2018.
MatchdayOctober 20, 2026
Thanksgiving Cup and Champions Cup in the new kit
Crush F.C. from Burlington, Ontario, wore the new neon yellow kit at two October tournaments: the Thanksgiving Cup on October 12, 2026, and the Game Awareness Champions Cup on October 17. Here is the story of both events, from night games under the lights to medals, trophy lifts and a Champions banner.
PartnersOctober 19, 2026
Back the next generation: become a Crush partner
Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, invites local businesses to support youth soccer for players born 2015 to 2018. This story explains how partnership works, from jersey placement and social media spotlights to in kind support, and how your business can become part of a growing community club.
CommunityOctober 18, 2026
New to youth soccer in Ontario? Start here
This guide from Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, helps families who are new to youth soccer in Ontario or new to Canada. It covers birth year age groups, the indoor winter season, what a program costs, how payment plans work and what to bring, so you can choose with confidence.
CommunityOctober 17, 2026
Safe from the first whistle: how Crush looks after players
Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, puts every child's safety first. This story explains the standards behind every Crush team, including coach and volunteer screening, the Rule of Two, Respect in Sport, Ontario's Rowan's Law on concussion safety, and how families can raise a concern at any time.
TeamsOctober 16, 2026
Small sided, big progress: why 7v7 and 9v9 matter
At Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, players born 2017 and 2018 play 7v7 and players born 2015 and 2016 play 9v9. This story explains how smaller game formats give young players more touches, more decisions and more fun, and how the step up to 9v9 prepares them for the full game.
TeamsOctober 14, 2026
Inside a training week with Crush
Crush F.C. players in Burlington, Ontario, train 1 to 3 times a week in Burlington and Stoney Creek, depending on their program. This story takes you inside a typical week, from ball mastery and small sided games to matchday preparation, and explains how each session helps young players improve.
ClubOctober 11, 2026
Discipline, respect, passion, teamwork: our values in action
Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, builds every training session and matchday around four values: discipline, respect, passion and teamwork. This story shows what those values look like for players, parents and coaches, from arriving on time to shaking hands with the referee after a tough game.
TeamsOctober 8, 2026
Meet the teams: eight squads, four birth years
Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, fields 8 teams in the 2026/27 winter season for players born 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018. This story walks through each birth year, the 7v7 and 9v9 formats, and how teams are organized so every player gets the right level of challenge and plenty of game time.
ClubOctober 5, 2026
Want to play for Crush? How evaluations work
Crush F.C. in Burlington, Ontario, welcomes players born 2015 to 2018 who love the game and want to improve. This story explains how to register interest, what happens at a Crush evaluation, how coaches place players on teams and how families can help their child feel ready and confident.
ClubOctober 1, 2026
Kickoff: Crush F.C. starts its first winter season
Crush F.C., the youth soccer club in Burlington, Ontario, starts its first winter season on October 1, 2026. Eight teams for players born 2015 to 2018 will train in Burlington and Stoney Creek and play 18 guaranteed games each through April 2027 in two indoor competitions.
MatchdaySeptember 10, 2026
Youth Gold Cup weekend: medals, trophies and a sea of green
Crush F.C. from Burlington, Ontario, travelled to the Youth Gold Cup on September 7 and 8, 2026. Players filled the weekend with sprints, saves, celebrations and team photos with silverware. Here is the story of those two days, told through the moments our families will remember.
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