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.

We moved to Austin 3 years go. We really missed our baseball. We tried the Little league in our…read moresuburb but never got a response from email or phone calls. Through another neighbor we discovered Balcones Youth Sports. It has been wonderful. A great community of people! We love volunteering. We have made many friends that will be life-long for us and our son. If you are looking for a great league, please come on out!

Nice fields, very warm environment for a youth to start their soccer career. Coach mani does very…read morewell with polishing the old teenagers for tournaments.

A hidden gem. If you don't want your player to be disciplined by a true soccer master, then go play…read morerec. Coach David's methods may not work for everyone, but those who stick with it receive consistent technical training and unique soccer opportunities. No cry babies.

Coach David is an amazing Coach that wants the best for his players, focuses on the details, and…read morehas the best training I have ever attended.

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.

Can't say enough about the experience my son who is 12 had. He talks about it non stop about all…read morethe new things he learned and the opportunity to be taught by people who know their stuff. Going to be signing up for weekly classes and a camp this summer for sure!

Teddy and First touch have exceeded our expectations and my son loves to train there. He is…read morelooking forward to continuing his development with Teddy for years to come.

My son is wrapping up his 6th season with the Texas Mustang organization. Every coach is sincerely…read moreinvested in getting to know, coach and develop the boys into not only great ball players, but exceptional young men while also having fun along the way. They hold the players accountable while giving them the tools to excel if they put in the work. Highly recommend if you are looking for a new baseball home or taking that first step into select ball and searching for an organization that fosters an environment around positive coaching and building good character.

My player enjoys every minute of every opportunity they provide. Great coaches, excellent…read morefacilities, and we truly appreciate the focus on the whole child - both on and off the field.

These NAO fields are a strong 3 1/2 stars depending on which field you're playing at…read more Field #4 is the perfect field..catching the wind just right..bleachers are covered and actually comfortable :). Some of the the other playing fields are not so perfect but they get the job done..play or watch some good baseball or softball games. These NAO fields do have a concession stand & have Kona Ice truck parked onsite. -Rebecca out

My son has played little league here for 4 seasons plus some all star squads. On the whole, it's a…read morepositive place, my experience has been pleasant. It consists of five baseball and or softball field as well as a football field. The parents and coaches can be great and can be awful, people go nuts over children's baseball. The bleachers ,like many, lack a back and are not comfortable. I prefer to take my own chair and sit in more comfort. Some of the fields have covered bleachers which is nice when it is hot out, but causes it to feel a bit colder than it really is ,about 10-15 degrees on colder days. The food at the concessions booth is what you would expect, pickles, burgers, nachos, candy, chips, and assorted crap. They do give the kids who play a team drink after the game, which the kids love.