Came here on a Saturday morning right before opening to make sure we'd guarantee admission. With…read morethe hot weather and a capacity of 90 we didn't want to take any chances of not getting in after a 30 minute drive from across town. I haven't been to this area In years and it looks about the same. Kind of run down as you enter the neighborhood and I probably wouldn't walk these streets alone at night but luckily I'd have no business being here except during a hot summer day at this little water park. We were the second group admitted and it costs $1 for whom ever wants to play. They have 2 slides and riders must meet height requirements. Our 3.5 year old was 42 inches so he got an orange wristband and could only ride the orange slide. The yellow slide had a height requirement of 45 or 46 I believe. Despite the height requirements, our son only went down the orange slide 2-3 times. The park was very crowded with people trying to stay cool. Our son cried when he got water in his face .. guess he won't enjoy water parks much till he realizes water in the face is part of the experience lol!! At one point he said "there's too many people here" and I couldn't have agreed more. There's a small grass area and a couple picnic tables with shade but other than That, not much seating or shade Not sure if we'd return but it was a well kept water park with decent bathrooms

It's a beautiful and clean park. Someone asked if I was the supervisor (I was here for work and…read morewearing a safety vest at the time) and I said no and he said the guys that cleaned up the park did a great job and that it's much nicer now that the homeless are gone. So it sounds like this park has come a long way. The morning I was here there were a few people walking around the park for exercise. Plenty of parking and it looks like a safe neighborhood.

Update: we were not issued an update but a credit to use with Omni at a later date and time. My…read moredaughter had friends playing for the club and still wanted to give it a chance, so this worked for us. My daughter went on to play with Omni for a little over 2 years. She's made great relationships with teammates that she still has today. Her coach Jess was really supportive of her skill building and college aspirations. My daughter has since graduated and moved out of state for college. She considered playing in college and was able to reach out to coach Jess during a break at home, and Jess extended an open invitation for her to get back into practice. My daughter ultimately decided not to play at the college level, but the relationships built and warm reception are priceless as she navigates life. My younger daughter would like to follow her sisters footsteps and when we get there, Omni would be our choice for club.

Omni really needs to start giving more playtime to their players. It's super frustrating to travel…read moreso far for tournaments and games just to sit on the bench the whole time. If coaches aren't going to actually play everyone, then the teams should be smaller--around 9 or 10 players instead of 12 or 13. Having so many players means some kids barely touch the court, no matter how hard they practice or how committed they are. On top of that, some of the coaches are just plain mean. They don't encourage their players or try to build confidence--they tear them down instead. There's a huge difference between being strict and being rude, and unfortunately, a lot of the coaching here crosses that line. It really feels like certain players are favored no matter what, and others get ignored or even bullied. Parents pay a lot of money and spend hours traveling for practices and tournaments, so it's really disappointing when players don't get treated fairly. Omni has potential to be a great club, but they seriously need to rethink their coaching approach, how they divide playtime, and how they treat their athletes overall. Everyone deserves a fair chance to grow, play, and actually enjoy the sport.

It's a clique you have to belong to and know enough people to play with. Otherwise, outsiders and…read moresingle players are discouraged and you never receive callbacks.

Awesome adult league! Well-run, competitive, and a lot of fun. Great way to stay active and meet…read morenew people. Highly recommend.

Girls are looking forward to a great season under awesome leadership (and consulted by previous…read moreHigh Impact Volleyball Club directors!!)

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This is a great training facility! I take workout classes here for adults with NorCal health works…read more All of the boys who are in the academy seem to be having an awesome time. I highly recommend SSC!

My son has been playing travel baseball for many years. We have lived in numerous states so he has…read morehad the opportunity to play in some awesome places for amazing coaches. We looked for a team that fit me him as much as him fitting the team. We looked into SSC and we were impressed, but of course you really need to go experience something before you can truly say what you think. My son as been with SSC for almost two years playing travel ball and taking lessons here and there. The price is very reasonable with the coaching you receive, the staff is professional, the facility is clean and just the right size. I would look into SSC if you are thinking about your son playing travel ball, or taking private lessons. Ask a lot of questions as the coaches will spend the time to make sure you feel comfortable.

Very, very unprofessional. Started working with Evan and TJ to get my little brother involved in…read morethe team. TJ became the main coach and then things went down hill. Last minute practice cancellations, tournament cancellations, lack of communication. We had practice and tournaments scheduled for the second half of the season and then an entire month of practice was cancelled right after we paid $350. We decided a week later we would be leaving the team because of the unstable future of the team. TJ said he would pay me back the $350 but only when he had the money (how could you spend money on tournaments and coaching if they literally haven't even happened?). This money was supposed to be for the second half of the season. I have been reaching out for 9 months trying to get my money back that he has promised he would send me, but he has only sent $225 of my $350. He has finally blocked my number and Evan refuses to respond to me. UPDATE: Both TJ and Evan have blocked by phone number. I don't wish any ill intention, I'd just like the remaining $125 back. Happy to remove this review if my money is paid back, no questions asked.

My son has been training with TJ Little since the beginning of his 5th grade season. He has been…read moreplaying with Clutch Elite since the same time as well. TJ is an incredible coach that takes the time to not only help my son succeed on the court but off it as well with grades. Because of his mentorship, my son played high school varsity basketball as a sophomore and has improved every year. He also has taken school seriously with a 4.0 GPA and a lot of that has to do with Coach TJs "grades to play" rule. Also a big shout out to Coach Evan who has been my son's coach for tournament play the last 2 seasons and does a great job. After reading the 1 review on here I was compelled to add my review to contradict what that person is saying. On a final note, Clutch Elite is one of the more affordable programs out there for AAU and the two main coaches (TJ and Evan) aren't doing this simply to make money and milk the players familes so they can live lavish lifestyles. Both of them have other full time jobs besides coaching. They care about the kids and it shows with their coaching and mentorship.

Fun and competitive basketball league for youth of all skill levels... skill clinics and fun extra…read moreevents for the kids. League uses nice facilities in Rancho Cordova.

From the owner: Community Driven! At NorCal Basketball Association, we're…read moreall about embracing the vibrant lifestyle of the Sierra Foothills and bringing our communities together through the love of basketball. Our mission is simple: to unite our neighborhoods, inspire teamwork, foster community engagement, and instill invaluable life lessons through every bounce of the ball. Specialties: In the heart of Folsom, California, NorCal Basketball Association is more than just a league—it's a hub for young athletes to thrive and grow. From the towering peaks of the Sierras to the picturesque landscapes of our hometown, our association is deeply rooted in the unique lifestyle and spirit of NorCal youth. We're committed to providing a platform where teamwork, community, and personal growth intersect on and off the court. Our Story: NorCal Basketball Association is the brainchild of Ethan N., a dedicated coach with over a decade of experience shaping young athletes across NorCal. With the support of Coach Robert Tolbert, a Final Four champion whose coaching legacy spans generations, our association embodies the essence of NorCal's basketball culture. Ethan's journey, coaching his four sons in the scenic backdrop of Folsom, fueled his passion for the game and inspired the creation of NorCal Basketball Association. Join us as we celebrate the spirit of NorCal Basketball, where every dribble is a step closer to building stronger communities and brighter futures.

I'm writing to share some concerns I have about the youth basketball organization my grandson…read moreplayed for. While I did appreciate that the organization existed, I'm worried about the safety, fairness, and nonpositive lessons it's providing to the kids. This organization, its owners and the referees that they either employ, but say that they're volunteers should no longer be an existence. It's unfair to the children who are trying to build good basketball skills, good sportsman skills. One thing that's been a concern is that some of the owners are also the coaches. This dual role can make it hard to ensure everyone is treated fairly and impartially when it comes to team building. It seems like the referees are sometimes influenced by the coaches' aka owners instructions, which isn't ideal. This situation also puts the children at risk. When a child reports rough play or fouls, which are usually against the rules in other leagues, the organization's policy doesn't allow them to criticize the referees. Because of this, referees aren't held responsible for their actions, no matter how they play. I've seen firsthand how children can get hurt, scratched, and learn bad playing habits during games. These incidents really show how the organization isn't doing enough to look out for the kids. Plus, the organization's structure seems a bit biased. With multiple owners and coaches involved, there's a chance for favoritism and unfair treatment. Since there are so many great youth basketball programs in the Sacramento area, like Elk Grove, Rancho Cordova, and Natomas, I would suggest thinking about other options for your child. Making sure your kids are safe and happy should be your main focus.

Highly recommend this league! Our experience has been fantastic. Great owners, staff, organized…read moreschedules, and a wonderful environment for kids to learn and play basketball. My son is in the 5th-6th grade division and is having a blast. We're so glad we signed up!

Great place for a small community fundraiser or school event. I had the pleasure of going to the…read moreSacramento Sirens Crab Feed tonight. There were about two hundred plus people at the feed. There was plenty of room and the tables and chairs were in good shape. The back has a closet that is great for a bar or coat check. The kitchen is spacious and great for preparing food for large events. The only issue with this place is there are oy three stalls in the women's restroom. However, I realize this facility was built several years ago when most community centers only had two or three stalls. This place would be good for weddings, bar mitzvah, school dances, and fundraisers with under four hundred people. This place reminds me of the War Memorial in my hometown.

I like most community centers.. what's not to appreciate about a place for kids to make friends and…read moreparticipate in fun activities? I wish I had one in my area when I was younger! La Sierra provides the standard offerings... softball field, club house, arts center, picnic area, etc. ASL social on Friday nights from 6pm - 9pm. Games start at 7 & there's a $2 admission.