Plantation FC Rush

Plantation FC Rush is the selective, travel-soccer side of the local landscape. The club says it was founded in 1985 and lists competitive age groups from U6 to U19, National Academy teams, camps and a pathway that can include collegiate and professional identification events. Its clearest recent result is dated May 2025: the U14 National Academy team finished first in Florida and qualified for the NAL Championships in New Jersey. That is a specific team achievement, not a guarantee of future outcomes for every player.

The 2026–27 registration page publishes tuition of $1,550 for U6–U12 and $2,550 for U9–U19, but it also shows overlapping U13–U19 amounts of $2,750 and $2,950 without clearly labeling which team each one applies to. Uniforms are extra, and some discounts are restricted or cannot be combined. The page links a financial-assistance form. A family should obtain a written quote for the exact age group and roster, including tournament, referee and travel charges, before accepting a spot.

The club identifies four fields for practices, games and tournaments: Pine Island Park, Central Park, PAL Soccer Complex and Stadium, and Sunset Park. Its location page says those parks have parking, restrooms and concession stands. Because the sites are spread around Plantation, the team’s assigned field matters as much as the club’s mailing address; the location list below opens a separate route for each venue. Training nights and match calendars vary by squad, so a tryout invitation alone does not establish the family’s weekly travel commitment.

The exact venue listing has a modest review sample and comments are not all alike. Some families describe team cohesion, player growth and tournament success; others raise concerns about how tryouts, communication or field assignments were handled. Rather than extrapolate from another age group, ask the coach or registrar how selection works, when a written offer arrives, which park the team uses and what fees are refundable. That conversation is especially important for a club whose annual tuition is substantially higher than the city recreation league.

Training locations

• Pine Island Park — 320 S Pine Island Road, Plantation, FL 33324
  One of four club-listed training and game parks; the club reports parking, restrooms and concessions at its locations. · Directions ↗
• Central Park — 9151 NW 2nd Street, Plantation, FL 33324
  Club-listed field for training and games. · Directions ↗
• PAL Soccer Complex and Stadium — 1000 NW 70th Avenue, Plantation, FL 33313
  Club-listed practice, game and tournament site. · Directions ↗
• Sunset Park — 10600 Cleary Boulevard, Plantation, FL 33324
  Club-listed field for practices and matches. · Directions ↗