Not a fan of Soccer Shots. I had issues with registering my daughter because of her birth date…read more Even though she was old enough to register, the website was not accepting her registration because of the month/year she was born. I reached out to Soccer Shots both by email and phone. I did not hear back. Once I did finally hear back, it was too late to register her because the class was already filled-up. I asked our school to reach out to Soccer Shots to get her into a class - Soccer Shots was unresponsive.

The coaches were all very enthusiastic and fun. My child really enjoyed the sessions. No do wish…read morethey had a more accommodative makeup policy and allowed 1-2 makeups per season.

Kevin is such a great help! We found shoes, shin guards and socks in a very quick period of time…read morewith his help! I'm so grateful!

Hey hey hey! They got Austin FC authentic jerseys & Chivas! Orale! Highly recommend this place.read more

The coaching is good. The home facility is sort of embarrassing. Why doesn't NASA have a nice home…read morefacility?

We played with NASA last year (I coached as well) and I really appreciated how prepared they expect…read morecoaches to be. There is an online training, an in-person option to learn coaching skills, and a concussion/safety training, plus an app/resources for planning practices and drills. (It sounds like a lot but was manageable and what you want from a coach teaching your child!) I really liked the experience overall and found the league was well run and communication was good. Families and other coaches were very friendly and it felt like the type of league I played in as a kid for 12+ years-- well organized practices, actual games on the weekends, etc. The emphasis really is on teaching kids strong basics but also having fun (they remind the coaches of that many times!). I looked into other leagues, and was wary of reviews that said some teams in other leagues didn't really play real games and it's more instructional than a league (I9). Lonestar seemed like a good option for more intensive soccer (some options for more than 1 practice a week) but other than that seemed similar so we're sticking with NASA for now and are excited for a second year.

Classic English soccer training. New players are hazed, weak players are ridiculed and the coaches…read morelook the other way "to build character" I suppose. One season was more than enough. Worse yet, they're not even that good. So much for old-school training.

Perfect fit for my 10-year daughter. She was seeking a more competitive, professional, and…read morededicated club than recreational soccer, without having the pressure of being developed into the next MLS/NWSL player. Pros: Rangers is a small club, you'll get plenty of play time and 1:1 with coaches. Cons: Rangers is a small club, you won't have dedicated communications/operations staff and will have to invest personal time paying attention to what's happening and staying in the loop. The new DOC for girls (Stephen) is great at bonding with the girls and very open/friendly with parents.

Should change your service hours if you refuse to help people who come in 5 minutes before close…read more Your service hours and unwillingness to fulfill them make it difficult to hand you this box of things that we both know you'll give me change for and make a nice return on.

Came out here to shop around for my new discs. They had a large variety of disc golf discs both r…read morenew and used. I was able to trade in some of my discs and the store clerks were friendly. They had quite a variety of sporting goods relating to baseball, football, and disc golf. It would be nicer if the store would be a bit bigger. There is decent parking in a shopping center area. Pricing of the goods seemed reasonable. If you are looking for disc golf equipment or accessories and/or baseball as well, come check this place out. I will definitely come back.

This park is ***perfect*** for toddlers. It's super clean. Has LOTS (and I mean PLENTY) of shade…read morefrom the sun. Lots of trees. A nice restroom area. And it is age appropriate. I didn't feel like my niece was in the mix with bigger kids...everyone was in her age group. My only issue is that the parking lot seemed really small. At least where I parked. I was nervous backing out of my space. And there seemed to be one way in and one way out. I'm new to the area, so anyone let me know if I'm missing the extra areas to park and to leave. But I will most definitely bring my niece here again.

This park is great in that the size is just right for our small family. There is a playground for…read morelarge kids and one for smaller kids. The park is really nicely shaded by tons of trees so it doesn't get too hot during the day. Due to the trees there are quite a bit of mosquitoes so during the summer evenings you should keep an eye out for that but otherwise we have found no issues with this park and love the size of it! There isn't tons of parking but we have never had problems finding parking when we visited.

LOVE the renovation here! It took forever plus a year, but it is so beautiful. Looks even bigger…read morethan before! The lighting is bright, the turf is nice and shiny, and there are tons of sections so that tons of games can be played. Seems like they separate it so that there's a specific area for frisbee, football, soccer all grouped. The bathrooms are really big and clean as well, with gender neutral ones too! There are vending machines and TVs and even a lounge area. You do need to have your UT ID to check in and get in at all (the fences are too tall to climb lol) There are even some brand new bleachers around the outer edges of the field. This renovations was so worth waiting for!

A wonderful place for students and even guests! (Although visitors need to pay a facilities fee in…read morethe place of a valid student ID). Staff is really friendly and great. There are soccer fields, sand volleyball courts, tennis courts, and space for ultimate frisbee, flag football, and so much more! I've even seen people playing spike ball on the grass and sand. Check it out!

I'm about done with Lonestar…read more I grew up playing at the slaughter creek fields and thought it would be great to register my kids to play here too. Wrong. 1) You cannot get a hold of anyone on the phone and they have since removed that option for contacting them. You have to email them, so if it's an urgent or time sensitive request, good luck. It takes a couple of weeks to get a response. No one is ever out at the field during the week. And on weekend games, the only people I've ever been able to find are the teens that work for Lonestar. They are all super nice but there's only so much they can do. 2) Communication from Lonestar is terrible. They wait until the last second to cancel games even when there is clearly a huge rainstorm on its way. A few weeks ago we got notice of the fields being closed less than ten minutes before our game started and everyone was already at the fields. 3) The fields are extremely poorly maintained. Huge patches with no grass. They'll paint field lines onto the dirt, and they're gone a few days later after practices and games when it all gets kicked up into a dusty mess. Dozens of fire ant beds on each field after rain. They say they treat the mounds, but then the mounds persists for weeks. Last season I went out and grabbed by own mound treatment because we were tired of having to dodge them at practice. That weekend when it came time for the games, the field that I treated was the ONLY field without ant mounds so they clearly aren't actually treating the fields. 4) Uniforms are an unorganized mess. They will give XXS socks, small shorts, and XL jerseys. At the beginning of the season when there's a mass group of people to pick up uniforms, it will take 45 minutes to get your team's bag. When you've only got one 17 year old working by himself, in a conex box with no light source that resembles a hoarders basement, there's only so much he can do.

very very expensive. Very ill managed. I am happy to pay for the coaching(which is not very great…read moreeither) but it hurts to pay a heavy amount for the uniform set they force us to buy every year. Its such a trap with no value.