Ray is awesome and is very dedicated to this league as well as coaching. Small league which has the…read morefamily feel. My boys played the first year this season and Ray was their coach and he was very patient with them, even with my 3 yr old who took awhile to get the hang of it. There was 18 games this season which allowed a lot of time and practice. The snack bar has great snacks like a typical baseball stadium. Other leagues we played didn't have snack bars so this was nice. The fields are the best. Ray really takes care of them and I'm so glad the whole field isn't just dirt. The grass is well maintained

If you're interested in signing up your child for t- ball and baseball look no further!…read more North East Garden Grove Little League is a great league with lots spirit. We have great fields thanks to the president Ray and many adults that care about the kids and are involved with the teams. This is a smaller league that was a great fit for our family. Clean fields, a nice affordable snack bar great families. My son has played 10 seasons for little league and pony and this was by far a much more friendly atmosphere. You should check it out!

Well organized league. Owners are always attentive and are always at the games. It was only $30 for…read morean entire year to sign up!!!! My kids love playing !!!!!! Best league ever !!!!!

My son played here for some time and the level of professionalism and dedication the owners put…read moreinto a fair but competitive atmosphere was great. Would recommend this youth league to anyone interested in youth soccer.

These are some of the most FUN, well organized Sport Leagues I have come across!…read moreThey are competitive enough to satisfy that drive to win, yet still friendly enough not to put the average player off. Mike and Tommy are SUPER friendly and easygoing guys! In fact, the whole staff is very approachable and helpful. I played in the Two hand touch coed Beach football and had a BLAST! Definitely worth the $$$ (so cheap) Full season (10 weeks) plus a sweet team "dri-fit" sport jersey. $60! If you're anywhere near Granada Beach(Belmont Shore) Long Beach; These are your guys! They also have a bunch of specials with the local bars for after their games. Did I mention that it's COED? Some really lovely ladies playing soccer and VB, too. Just Sayin' !

When I first moved to LB, I was riding on the beach bike path and saw a crapload of people playing…read morebeach football...I knew right away I wanted to be a part of this...I think it has been 6 or 7 years now I have been playing. I have lost track... great competition, exercise, life long friendships...jamin and tommy do a great job

My daughter loves volleyball. We came for the Friday/ Saturday SELECT volleyball league…read more Here's how it works; -PAY AS YOU GO Pay monthly with a minimum 3 month commitment. -EXCELLENT COACHES Worked with coach Chris and Skye with years of coaching experience. -2X PRACTICES A WEEK Friday and Saturday in Anaheim -MONTHLY LOCAL TOURNAMENTS where the girls can play friendly competitive volleyball.

My daughter has been going here for about a year now. She started off with skills and now she just…read moremade it into a team. I've seen how much she's improved and my daughter enjoys volleyball so much. All the coaches are amazing and all have different type of skills that they leave behind with these kids. The owner Mickey and Walt are so nice and kind. Always saying hi and talking to all the parents that wait inside the gym. I'm so glad I saw that sign and decided to take my daughter to this program.

I've played 3 tournaments with WPA and have had a great time each time. John is enthusiastic and in…read morelove with expanding the game of pickleball. I look forward to the next tournament hosted in Vegas!

Unfortunately, I didn't read Nancy and Leo's reviews before I played in a WPA tournament. My…read moreexperience was just as terrible as theirs. You can skip to my summary at the end, or read the details if you like. I should have known something was wrong as soon as I registered. This is no "World Pickleball Association tournament." This is more like "John Gill's tiny pickleball tournament." There was no transparency -- no way to know who else signed up, or even how many others signed up for our event. 3 days before, I got an automated email stating that we would be in the DUPR under 4.00 division, essentially a 3.5 event, not the 3.0 event my wife and I signed up for. I asked the tournament director, John Gill, to withdraw, as this was not appropriate for us. He assured me that there were enough players at our level, that everyone had DUPR ratings under 3.5, or they didn't have ratings. John flat out lied to me. The other players' DUPR ratings were 3.8, 3.6, 3.6, and 3.4 before the tournament. Besides me and my wife, there were only 4 other players under 4.0. These are facts, not my opinion. John knew this, and I think he chose to lie to me because without me and my wife, he would have had to combine all the players (including 4.0+) into one division. We tried to make the most of it. We played the 2 other teams and tried to have fun. Unfortunately, the tournament was utterly disorganized. Want to know why? It's because John played in the tournament, rather than running it! He gave a brief talk at the beginning, and then he was unavailable. There was nobody running the tournament, just one helper writing down scores. After we played a couple games against each team, we waited for someone to tell us what to do next. We waited, and waited, and waited. For about 45 minutes. Finally I interrupted John during a game, and he said that the 2nd place team should play the 3rd place team. I told him we needed help figuring that out, but there was nobody to help us, so we ended up arguging about it. He had one volunteer entering scores, but she had no idea what was going on. One of the other players made a decision, so we went ahead and played the other team, which turned out to be wrong. As I learned the next day through Pickleball Brackets, it was a tricky issue involving the order of the 2nd and 3rd tiebreakers. So we (#3) played the #1 team when we should have played the #2 team, and that was the end of our tournament. We grabbed our 3rd place medals and left. John was still playing. I should also add that the venue (Westgate Hotel, Las Vegas) was disappointing. There were 8 outdoor courts, way too close together, with very little netting or fencing separating the courts. There was no water at the courts, just an empty water jug, so we had to go hunt for it. Snacks consisted of a few bananas and a bag of oranges. There was no swag or anything else to make this tournament remotely worth $70 per person. So here's my summary: 1. There was no organization whatsoever. The supposed tournament director, John Gill, played in the event when he was supposed to be running it. He did not run it at all, and neither did anyone else. 2. John lied to me about our opponents' DUPR ratings. He combined divisions due to low turnout, and our opponents were far above the level we signed up for. There were no other players at our level. 3. The courts were disappointing. Also snacks were poor, and there was no swag, nothing remotely worth $70. Did we have a good time? Well, the weather was nice, and I got to spend time with my wife and play pickleball. We made the most of it. If this sounds like a good tournament to you, then by all means, sign up for the next one. We won't. Addendum: After I posted this review, John Gill called me because he wanted me to take it down. Rather than acknowledging any of my points, he accused me of being a complainer because I lost. I told him that if he disagrees with anything I said in my review, he can respond in writing here. Addendum #2: And there you have it. John replied to my comment, and his disjointed and disorganized response speaks for itself. 3 out of 7 reviews so far are 1 star, because this is how he treats his customers. It is really exasperating talking to a business owner who won't listen to anything you say. If this is what you want, take your chances and play in his tournaments! Addendum #3: Here's an analogy to sum up my experience. Imagine going to a restaurant. The chef, instead of cooking in the kitchen, is eating at a table next to you. There's a guy in the back microwaving food and bringing it out. The customers are all arguing, but the chef insists that his food is excellent. He says, "I volunteer at a homeless shelter, and they like me there!"

First year of club is coming to an end. We have had a great experience here. Micha and Christine…read moreare coaching and have done well. The season started with tryouts and all parents (from what we noticed) received one on one time with the coaching staff. I assume so we could all get to know the staff and start to open lines of communication. Micha also shared his expectations for this team so that all parents could know what we were getting our families into. Back office stuff was smooth. Brittany was on top of payments and merch that we asked for. Calendars, uniforms and group chats were all communicated without prompting by us. Interpersonal dynamics between girls was positive and pleasant. Coaching and goal setting was set from the beginning, as a parent I appreciated this as our goals aligned. During practice and tournaments the coaching staff was always professional and coached the players with development in mind. U14 is almost done. Stay tuned next spring for the U15 review as the best reviews have follow ups.

Don't waste your money- Paid 3k for this club on October 1st (season didn't start till Nov/Dec) End…read moreof October we lost our home and had to move pretty far. I reached out to the owner Micah, told him our situation. Season had not even started, he asked me to send him an email and he'd refund my payment. Sent several emails and never heard back from him. Very inhumane, dishonest and disappointing. Do your research and read reviews before considering this club.

Jam Sports League is an amazing community organization! They run great soccer programs that help…read morethe community in Orange County grow their skills, confidence, and love for the game. The coaches truly care, and the energy is always positive. Highly recommend!

You can play badminton here! This recreation center is inside Rosita Park and offers six indoor…read morecourts for drop-in games. It's best to check their online schedule for seasonal updates and to register. Thursday: 8am - 12pm Friday: 2:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m Sunday: 1pm - 5pm Daily Fee Adults - $5 Youth and Seniors - $3 Monthly Fee Residents - $35 Non-residents - $45 It can become crowded rather quickly. Players place their racket along the side of the court to signal their place in the queue. The crowd skews Gen Z, and the atmosphere is notably friendly. Even if you arrive alone, it's easy enough to ask around and join a game. The facility itself is impressively clean, and the front desk staff are genuinely helpful. Everything here is terrific, aside from the small act of highway robbery committed by the vending machine. Come on by!