Crush Valencia U16G was crowned champions of the ERSA Express Spring Fling.  The finished the weekend winning all of their games and not conceding a goal.  Coach Kable Nunnally said "Our success this weekend was a total team effort.  Everyone contributed and worked hard for each other.  I am very proud of the character the girls showed and the decisions they made.  They never lost focus of our goal to win the tournament."  Congratulations Valencia on a great weekend!

The Knoxville Football Club "Crush" is proud to announce that they are a new partner club with  English Premier League's Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club. Crush becomes one of Wolves' North American Academy Club Partners, which will allow the education of their coaches, development of their players, and the opportunity to experience everything about the current Premier League side. 

Tryout and Team Placement Registration for 2012 - 2013 is now open. Information on the dates and times can be found here.  Please register online here if interested in participating in the upcoming tryouts.  If you have any questions about tryouts, please contact Scott Muir at 865.806.3791 or scottmuir36@gmail.com.

Aaron Schoenfeld, a former Crush player, talks about his soccer progression and what hurdles he faced getting to this point in his career with the Columbus Crew. It demonstrates that having the passion for the game, continuing to work hard no matter the obstacles and finding your role are the necessary keys to achieving your goal.  Crush is very proud of Aaron’s accomplishments and we will continue to follow his career.  Please go here to read the article.

Austin Lavender of Troop 141 stands with troop members and friends in front of the newly constructed Crush field sign at the Hickory Creek field location. Austin finished his Eagle Project workday at the Hickory Creek field by constructing a Knoxville Crush field sign, 4 portable pressure treated 12 foot long benches for the teams, and painted the bridge over the creek with a special non-mildew non-skid material.

The Knoxville Football Club is proud to offer a summer camp during June 18-22 (9:00 am-12:00) for all players ages 5 through 15 at Lakeshore. Our program will specialize in improving finishing technique, ball skills, tactical awareness and will most importantly promote the love of the game in a fun and competitive atmosphere.

Crush Rowdies, under the direction of Coach Brian Clough, were crowned the Champions of the Bash in the Boro U14 Girls Bronze Division this past weekend.  They did not concede a goal all weekend.  They won their games 3-0 and 2-0 on Saturday and tied 0-0 on Sunday to win the championship on points.  It is great to see these players rewarded for all of their hard work and effort.  Congratulations on a great weekend.

Crush ’96 Sevilla won the East TN Spring Classic this past weekend by winning their bracket games 3-0 and 3-0 on Saturday.  After keeping a clean sheet on Saturday, Sevilla headed into the finals on Sunday against a tough United team out of Oak Ridge. Having a tough time finding the back of the net during regulation, the game went into extra time. In the first minute of extra time, the girls were able to find the back of the net to win 1-0. The soggy conditions didn’t dampen the teams ability to move the ball around the park all weekend long.

The Rowdies under the direction of Coach Brian Clough won the Middle School Indoor Division at D-1. Congratulations on a great indoor season!

During the East Tennessee Spring Classic, the Hickory Creek complex was host to the U11 and U12 girls teams. The fields were in great shape even with the heavy rains we had the night before.  We received numerous compliments on the the fields and the venue. Crush would like to thank Jimmy Sparkman and Scott Muir for their work on this complex.  We are excited about the future of this venue.

The Knoxville F.C Crush "Arsenal" put together a memorable weekend, as they were finalists of the RYSA Spring Kickoff Classic in Conyers, GA. The boys didn’t concede a goal all weekend, and were able to wrap up their group with a game to play, defeating the RYSA Revolution 4-0, CFC-Snellville 2-0, and draw Augusta Arsenal 0-0. The boys fought hard and displayed true passion and grit in the final, before falling to Chattanooga United 3-2 in Penalties after it was 0-0 in regulation.