I am amazed how the new board and president are acting of you don't kiss their butts. The President…read morekicked out the board member and their kids from playing with league. Then to top it of the President calls the cops and CPS and tells Cops and CPS false information. The cops and CPS Said that the accusation were unfounded. This is not leadership. Then even better the VP and the head player agent have their kids playing PONY. What's that about?? Then there was parent who can't afford the fees but was willing to volunteer hours to pay for the fee but once again they keep turning away kids. It's that right? But all board members get their fees for free and get free all star uniforms... It's say now how adults can take away from the kids and give to there our kids. Stay away until leadership changes. This now dictatorship now

Honestly this league is a big joke we have to pay over $150 for our son to play then half the…read morepractice is and the games have been canceled because the field was just a little damp yet all the other cities around us are playing games then top it all off they're doing fundraisers all the time it seems like and we had to get a sponsor for a team where is all that money going I think deep down it's going in someone's pocket and the office here it should be all about the kids and letting them have fun but honestly we're halfway through this season and we've only had one game and a couple practices due to rain but the fields weren't even bad it's just everybody over panicking like they do for everything in this town.... I look in the mirror and I'd be ashamed of myself if I was this league knowing that there's kids in other states that only wish they had half as good as weather is we have yet you guys close the fields because there's one raindrop or one tiny little puddle somewhere this is ridiculous..

My son has now played 4 seasons (2 spring, 2 fall) and has loved every minute…read more I started coaching last year and have coached 2 seasons. It has been a great experience. The league takes player safety seriously and since this is flag football they are very strict regarding contact. That said, they're still kids playing hard and injuries can occur though I've never seen anything serious. The kids have fun and still compete hard. The league is competitive and divides the kids according to grade level (1st/2nd, 3rd/4th, and so on). I also really appreciate that only division champs EARN trophies. The little kids all get trophies but once you hit the sophomore division, you have to win to earn a trophy. I really appreciate that as a parent and coach. It teaches the kids some real world lessons that victory must be fought for and won. Not everyone can win! We've already signed up for fall 2019 and we can't wait to get back on the field. Thanks FNL for the fun and the memories!

The president, Mike Vaez, is a joke. No communication with the league and parents during the COVID…read morepandemic. All he cares about is finishing a season, doesn't entertain refunds for a league that is shut down. Most likely because he does t have the money to refund. Has no regard to safety or precautions.

Great experience, had some minor hiccups and miscommunication but in the end Joe made it happened…read moreand apologized for the misunderstanding and made it a pleasant experience for my son. See y'all next year!

This is what our Youth need!! Great leadership, competition, motivation and Life Coaching!!! My…read morefamily is very appreciative of the time and energy given to our Children. #Blessings

We found Sparks after attending the USA Taekwondo national championships last year in Ontario, CA…read more Their athletes were performing well, the parents were cheering and they just had a champions presence about them. My daughter was interested in competing in sparring on the national level so we switched from our previous school since they focused on team competitions. We have been very happy with Sparks since switching. It is very community focused and feels like a family not just a studio. Everyone is very welcoming and you can truly tell that Master Jef and Miss Amy and all the coaches really care about the athletes. Its a good balance of hard work, discipline, and fun. We are looking forward to a long relationship with Sparks.

We highly recommend Sparks Taekwondo. My son enjoys training so much that we are now part of the…read moreSports Taekwondo competition team. It has been amazing to watch his growth, and much of that is because of Master Jef's unique way of teaching. He instills discipline and respect while keeping classes fun, engaging, and full of humor for the kids. Beyond the classes, Sparks also hosts gatherings throughout the year such as summer picnics and Christmas parties. These events help build genuine connections between students and parents, making everyone feel welcomed and included. We truly found a community here. You can clearly see the values Master Jef teaches reflected in his students. They are always respectful, greeting parents with "ma'am" and "sir." Even the higher belts and black belts treat the lower belts with kindness, fairness, and encouragement--no one gets left behind. Sparks is more than just a Taekwondo studio--it's a family, and we are so grateful to be part of it.

Our family had a very disappointing experience with BRUSA Volleyball. My daughter joined the club…read moreexcited about developing as a player and pursuing the opportunity to compete for a USA Volleyball Nationals bid, which was an important factor in our decision to join. Unfortunately, after the season began & commitments were signed, the coaches ultimately decided not pursue USA Nationals despite our understanding that it was a possibility communicated to families if the team earned a bid. Throughout the season, we found that asking respectful questions about athlete development, practice structure, and team plans was often met with avoidance & defensiveness rather than open communication. As parents, we believe questions should be welcomed and addressed professionally. As the season progressed, we experienced increasing communication difficulties, inconsistent expectations, and what we felt was a lack of transparency regarding decisions affecting our daughter. When we attempted to work through concerns with club leadership, we did not feel they were meaningfully resolved. Ultimately, our daughter was removed from the team with only two tournaments remaining, which was devastating to our athlete & has affected her desire to continue the sport. Every family's experience may be different, and many athletes may have positive experiences here. However, we encourage prospective families to ask detailed questions before committing, including: - How decisions regarding USA Volleyball Nationals are made and communicated. - How parent concerns are handled. - What the process is for resolving disagreements with coaches. - How athlete development opportunities are managed when concerns arise. Our hope in sharing this review is not to discourage athletes from pursuing volleyball, but to encourage transparency and communication so other families can make informed decisions. We sincerely wish all of the athletes the best and hope every player has a positive and supportive club experience.

I have 2 boys (ages 8 and 13) that attended the BRUSA volleyball camps a few weeks ago. Both my…read moreboys have never played volleyball. After the first day, my 8-year-old son was so excited he talked about the camp all the way home. My teenage boy acted like a teenager and said "its cool." The best part about the Brusa volleyball program is how the coaches and staff members interact with all the kids at all ages. The ownership did a phenomenal job putting together a great coaching staff. My 8 year old son is now part of the Future Star Program and the excitement has continued to grow everyday. Thank you BRUSA!

Great way to introduce your kids to sports. Very well organized and we get text messages directly…read moreto our phones if there is any kind of change. My son loves his coach and team he plays on PW03 Aztecs and is having a great time.

I have reached out to the main office since Sunday regarding receiving a credit or refund for my…read moreson's basketball program as he is sick and will miss at least a week of the program or more possibly. I cannot get a hold of the director of the program directly and they keep leaving messages and emails for them. The most disappointing part of it is the lack of communication. I would have some relief if there was some resolution but I will be going into the weekend with the program starting Sunday and no idea if they will be flexible with granting a credit or refund. I'm sure the program is great if everything goes as planned but the lack of communication and care for their customers is upsetting when the unexpected occurs.

Great facility and excellent food court. The folks running the food court were soo friendly and had…read moregood service. We were there this weekend for a tournament and it was nice to have regular food and good coffee being served while we were there. The front podium rest of the staff was also nice and welcoming. It gave the feeling of a well run club.

We are super happy to be a part of this club and community! Both of my girls have had wonderful…read moreexperiences overall, from coaches and staff to players on the court. They communicate expectations well and treat everyone fair. The growth I have seen not only in my girls skills but in character and learning how to be a solid teammate has been amazing for us. We are so grateful to be at viper!

Choosing a volleyball club is not only one of the most stressful challenges for players but for…read moreparents as well. I would say many if not most consider similar criteria such as great coaches, wins, cost, location and culture. Let me start off by saying-- Our daughter has learned and developed more at FIGS in ONE year than 4 years at any other club thanks to Juanchi and Caitlyn! FIGS is NOT about "how many people can I pack into my club and take club fees and move on." They are very family oriented and care about the players. Not only do they take the time to get to know the girls but the parents as well. I love that they actually care about the players improving their volleyball skills and working with the players to meet their goals- not just letting them make the same mistakes over and over. The facility has everything a player needs to be a great volleyball player including top elite coaching and an amazing culture. It seemed like finding a club that didn't have drama or a toxic culture wouldn't be possible until we met Juanchi. FIGS was highly recommended to us by friends for a while, and I'm glad we finally found our volleyball home. I could go on forever about all the great things this club has to offer. You couldn't find a better club than FIGS and their coaches. They are a very honest and straightforward volleyball club. There's no gimmicks or distractions. You're there to work with the best, be the best and play against the best! They have such amazing credentials and professional background in all their areas of expertise-- you won't be disappointed and happy that at the end of the season you have money and time well spent and not just a tournament T shirt and an empty bank account. FIGS is the place if you're looking for the best... otherwise move over-- our girls have work to do.

Family oriented volleyball club The coaches are knowledgeable, encouraging, and truly care about…read morehelping players improve. Highly recommend this club to anyone looking to grow as a player and have fun doing it! .

Small floor area, and I don't like the surface. However, they get props for being the only…read morenon-schoolastic indoor b-ball facility. If you go to watch, be prepared to stand. Seating is sometimes sparse.