Congratulations to Crush Rowdies and Coach Brian Clough for being Finalists in the Tennessee Division 3 State Championships!

Crush's own U14 Girls, Azzurri, has finished first in the Division 2 State League-Eastern Division.  Azzurri swept the division without conceding a goal, with wins over Chattanooga FC, FC Dallas, Clarksville Fusion and ERFC.  Azzurri moves on to the State Tournament on Memorial Day weekend as the first seed out of the East.

Competing in the top U13G division of the FC Alliance Premier Cup, Crossfire defeated Stones River Football Club 00G Lady Rapids 3-1, and battled TSC 2018 Select to a scoreless tie on Saturday.  On Sunday morning, Crossfire advanced to the Championship Game on the heels of an impressive scoreless tie versus a powerful United FA 00G Red team from Cummings, GA.  Although Crossfire suffered defeat in the Championship Game, Premier Cup proved to be yet another impressive tournament showing for Crossfire which has 16 wins, 6 ties, and only 3 losses in seven tournaments this year.       

Crush is excited to operate its Academy program for the Summer. The Academy age is one that has much promise and potential for each party that is involved.  For the player, the coach and the parent, the Academy age is one full of learning, development, and opportunity. Our Academy follows a training curriculum that is fun while promoting optimum player development. The goal of our program is make the player’s technical and tactical training competitive and challenging, while providing them the chance for success. Our Academy schedule is built around convenience and flexibility for our families. We will group our players into two groups – a beginning group that we call Little Kickers and our more advanced group, which we call our Junior Kickers.  For more information about the program, including cost and location, please go here.

Crush’s club-wide skills sessions on Wednesday evenings has been a huge success.  It is nice to see so many players taking advantage of these additional training sessions.

The Crush '98 Rowdies had continued success bringing in second at the Under Armour Cup in Murfreesboro. They tied TUSC 0-0 and gained a 6-0 win over Eagle Express to earn finalist honors for the weekend.

The Knoxville Football Club “Crush” is proud to announce its Summer Camp schedule. Building off of the success of last summer, the Crush look to offer more summer camp opportunities. These camps are aimed at providing great instruction, training, and a fun environment for the Crush players and the other youth soccer players of Knoxville.

KFC Crush Rowdies defeated some tough competition to bring home the Kick in the Bluegrass championship of the U15 bracket in Lexington, Kentucky. They played 4 games in rough weather. After a disappointing 1-2 loss for their first game, the Rowdies rallied winning their next three, 2-1, 2-1 and 2-0, including beating the #7 ranked team in the state of Kentucky. Great job girls!