Tennis Tampa Bay and all the Tennis League Network leagues are great and I highly recommend them if…read moreyou want a self-organized, flexible league. How it works is you pay a flat fee for a season (or multiple seasons for a discount I think?) and then get access to a list of all the other people who signed up and their contact information. Then, it's up to you to schedule matches and play as many as you want throughout the season. At the end of the season, you are seeded based on your total win record in your division, and the playoffs begin. There are also great prizes depending on how far you go in the playoffs, like merch or even a free future season for the runner-up and champion! Tennis League Network has an app (see pictures) that works great and makes submitting scores very quick and easy. They also have tons of other features like finding a court, checking your division's scores, and a "Player of the Year" program to win some rewards based on how many matches you play, how many friends you refer to the league, etc. The owner of the league who I believe created the company and designed the app and everything is also very quick to respond if you have any questions or concerns. There are clear and fair rules listed as well that help keep the league running smoothly. I have played against several players that I ended up becoming friends with outside of just tennis too! Thanks Steve for creating a great league keeping it running.

7 months of meeting great people, exciting points, and improving as a player over all. This league…read moreis great for anyone whose main focus is getting out onto the courts. Whether it be the competitive side, the technical side, or the fitness side you can always find someone that wants to play. My 4 stars is unfortunately due to my most recent season. I feel there could be a more evaluated way to make high or low mid season division adjustments for a player. Before someone is moved down a division (or up), there could be input from recent opponents on the player in questions skill level. Getting first hand experience rather than going purely off stats. Or letting the more skilled player stay in there lower division but they must forfeit their playoffs and championship opportunity. SIDE NOTE: Cost of living is too much and Inflation is too high to be playing for a new can of balls.

The University of Tampa sure does care about lacrosse. They built the beautiful facility with a…read moreturf field. The bathrooms were huge & very clean. The stadium probably seats between 1000-2000 crazy fans (I mean students & alumni). I'm sure that they use this field for other sports like soccer and field hockey but I don't know for sure. They have huge nets all along Kennedy which makes it very easy to find.

Nice little playground, baseball field and side field. Plus bonus area that peeps are using as a…read moredog park or to throw a ball around if teams are ysing other areas. Not sure what the city's plans are for it.. Fiels space for flag young player football or soccer practice. Swings. Some small sculpture art. All next to the new Winn Dixie. Parking right next to it or at it if lot is full.

Awesome hockey arena and such a fun way to spend the day. There is a good amount of food and drink…read morevendors, but the options are actually pretty good. I don't know much about hockey, but the entire atmosphere is so fun and engaging. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It's very clean and easy to navigate. I highly recommend!

The arena is okay. Came here for opening night. Great crowd. Not much to see. Sat upper deck but…read morestill had a great view of the game. Had a great time!

This is definitely more of a community than a gym…read more I signed up for a membership at the JCC North and we get four free passes a month to go to this JCC. I really wish it was closer, because I looked at the schedule of exercise classes and wow there are a lot. They are at all hours and all different types. It's phenomenal. The day I went there was some sort of coffee happy hour happening with coffee and food. It really looks like they're trying to build a community here, which is great. The woman working the front desk was so friendly. They have locker rooms that have keypads on the locks, which made them really easy to use. The towels are great and they have blow dryers, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, the standard stuff. At 5:30 p.m. on a Monday it wasn't crowded at all. The gym is on the smaller side, it wraps around the indoor track/basketball court, but for the amount of people there it doesn't seem small at all. I walked on a treadmill and used the free weights. I passed by the cafe, which had a small but mighty looking menu. I would definitely stop by and grab a bite here. I've also attended a gala and a conference here before and I found them both well done. There's tons of parking, with a guard (only one entrance off of Howard).

Do not join this community center. If you want to effectively use their gym facilities. Every day…read moremembers of this community center sit on the workout machines and conduct private conversations with other members or waste time on their mobile devices not working out on the machines while sitting on the machines or benches, preventing other members from being able to use the machines. Additionally, if you want to hear lots of private conversations via mobile phone, you will have the opportunity to listen to rude members of this community center talk on their phones in the gym. Even though there are signs everywhere, asking members not to conduct private phone conversations on their mobile device. It is very frustrating that I pay for a membership when I cannot use the facilities due to rude people sitting on workout machines or benches while they surf the Internet on their phones or have phone conversations while not using the machines they are sitting on, preventing other members from being able to use the weightlifting machines. Additionally, the staff of the community center does nothing to prevent this from happening.