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.
By Sasa Vidovic · Published · Updated
There is a special sound to indoor soccer: the thud of the ball on turf, the echo of a cheer under the dome roof and the squeak of quick turns. On Sunday, October 25, Crush players brought plenty of all three to the Game Awareness Youth Super League.
Where were the games played?
The games were played in indoor domes in Milton and Mississauga. Indoor venues keep the winter season on schedule whatever the weather, and the bright turf gives young players a fast, true surface to play on.
What do the photos show?
The photos show a team lining up to applaud before kickoff, players sprinting after loose balls and plenty of brave dribbles at full speed. There were sharp passes, big strikes at goal and players linking arms as they jogged back after a goal.
The full set is in the Youth Super League Indoor album, shared with parent media consent and without player names.
Play with energy and joy, and keep practising at home.
How does the Super League fit into the season?
The Game Awareness Youth Super League is one of the two indoor competitions Crush teams play in this winter, alongside the Dynasty Premier Soccer League. Every Crush program includes 18 guaranteed games from October to April.
Our Super League Program 9v9 for players born 2015 and 2016 and our Super League Program 7v7 for players born 2017 include 2 training sessions a week plus Super League games. Players registered with another club can join them through dual registration.
How can my child join in?
Teams welcome new players when there is space. Register interest with your child's birth year, and we will reply within 2 business days with the programs and teams that fit.
