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Crestwood Illinois Soccer Club

★★★½ 3.549 reviewsCrestwood, ILAges 5–13

Private

Crestwood Soccer Club is a volunteer-run recreational soccer club that has served the southwest suburbs for 44 years, with more than 500 children ages 5 to 13 across four divisions. Its season is a fall Saturday league opening September 12, 2026, alongside a travel program and a John Z. Toscas scholarship; registration runs March through April. The club's own site lists no summer camp, and its former Chicago Fire Camp page now returns a 404.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 5–13
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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★★★★★Antoinette Zakhar

Well manicured field under massive power lines, parking available, the owner of the fields is on the grounds keeping it safe and monitoring activities, police car at the entrance, you are able to park on street but read signs so you don’t get towed. no dogs allowed.

Saul Goodman

This program is not for the kids. Teams get stacked in favor of whoever is giving reach arounds. Some teams won't manage to score a goal all year...

Kimberly Perez

I joined this club to obtain more experience for my 5 year old to be exposed to Soccer rules, the games, the coaching, etc. I was under the impression that this was a community club/organization but this organization is run by individuals who have been doing this for 25-30 years. Therefore, what they say goes and if you have a problem or try to speak up, they will just kick you out, no questions no ability to speak for yourself. It is very obvious that there are coaches that have been with this organization for a while as well and the teams are stacked to their liking as well as the children and parents placed on teams is very purposeful. The individuals who organize this are very rude, not very nice, not organized, take a while to respond, I’ve witness them also be rude to the children at the games and during events. The referees and monitors who help during the games are part of their organization so whatever the big guy says, goes. Whether it be fair or not, whether it be legal or not, they will do as they wish. Unless you cater to their demands and requests, you will not be attended to. A majority of the coaches abide by the organizations rule and doing and tend to not speak up when things a run wrong. The organization is unorganized and tends to change rules even though they have been running for years. They will also attempt to play under scary weather conditions unless your a parent that speaks up about it. This organization does not allow for children of all kind to have a fair opportunity in this “community.” Very odd behaviors. If you’re brown or black, or a woman who likes to part take in these items, you will not be very welcomed and will have to brown nose your way into their agenda. If you’re strong minded to put up with their odd power trip behaviors, then have a try. Thanks otherwise and thanks to the kind parents who stepped up and helped. Cheers

mejomu11

Mr. Zeno Toscas is incredibly unprofessional, has no issue giving out your personal information without consent, and after a misunderstanding on his behalf, still preceded to speak very disrespectfully to me. I was unable to accept a coaching position with the club due to personal reasons, however after speaking with him I'm glad I didn't choose this club.

Kelly Orozco

Not a fair league, those who run it are biased and stack the teams. My son played in this club for 4 years. We only kept him in after the first 2 due to friendships formed. He played regular season, indoor, and outdoor travel and we constantly saw how unfair the teams were balanced and those in charge are very rude! The Toscas guys may act like they care for the kids, but it is not good for the kids to go in and get slaughtered every week, it destroys the will to play. Even the graduating all star game was incredibly unbalanced with all the biggest and first place Kids on one team and the leftovers on the other. I am happy that my son is now through with this club, and I will not be signing up my other children. Only use them if your kid is already a star ( although there are much better clubs out there). Very disappointed and disgusted with their behavior.

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