Terrible management and lack of professionalism. They charge so much to only host practices twice a…read moremonth. They get sassy when you ask if there is practice or not, since they will not communicate it themselves. There is no communication from the coaches. All coaches are rude and entitled. Would not recommend at all!

Este review es para san jose rush!!. Tengo un año que meti a…read moremi hijo de 9 años a jugar con san jose rush y page $120 de inscription y $120 de los uniformes y el primer mes $120 cash y desde febrero asta agosto solo practico como 12 dias pagando $120 por mes tambien page alrededor de $350 de el torneo que solo jugo 2 partidos . Por que no me mandavan mensages de grupo para las practicas yo tenia que llamarles para preguntarles que si tenian practica y me decian si trailo pero a mi por lo normal no me mandavan nada y despues lla no me contestaron ni me mandavan dias de practica .. Lo que me duele es que mi hijo tenia muchas ganas de jugar soccer y por la culpa de ellos ya no pudo despues de gastar serca de $1000 y ni la cara me dan les e llamado mas de 20 beces y fui a buscalos a tres diferentes lugares y nada . Pude hablar unas cuantas beces con ellos y se hechavan la culpa uno al otro y mi dinero nada . La razon que me dieron es que mi hijo lo metieron a un grupo de 12 años pero mi hijo tenia 9 y que por eso no nos mandavan invitacion de practica pero ellos tenian el acta de nacimiento de mi hijo es culpa de ellos . Yo solo quiero mi dinero y me dijeron que me lo ivan a dar pero eso es desde octubre y ya now contestan las llamadas ni los textos.el coach Alex fue el que me le page y despues despues me dijeron que lo corrieron que por que tenian problemas on el por el dinero y al ultimo me mandaron con el otraves nunca lo corrieron y asta se Rio de que me dijeron que lo avian despedido y nunca me regresaron mi dineri les mande copias de mi bank statements y dias de transacciones y nada de mi dinero . NO ES UN LUGAR ONESTO . Soy muy buena gente y tarde un año y muchas llamadas y textos para no darles un mal review pero se lo ganaron !!. SAN JOSE RUSH IS THE WORST!! . 01/28/2024

I came in with my daughter looking for some cleats and I spoke to a young man called Erick. He…read morehelped me get some cleats for my daughter that she's been in want of. She was super happy and I do anything possible to achieve that and this young man helped me get to that point! I loved how well set up this store is and It was definitely the drive coming from Richmond!

Went there 4/5/26. We arrived at the store at 3pm, 1 hour until closing. Saw a sign that said "will…read morebe back in 15 minutes". We stayed to wait and it took them 30 minutes to come back. Customer servicewas horrible, had to requesthelp multipletimes and to all she was not able to help. Only kept saying that only merchandiseout in display was what they had. Never left the counter and was only speaking to another employee. We were the only customersthere. We leftin less than 5 minutes.

Irvington Community Park is a decent park with a really big grass area and plenty of open space…read more They also have a sports complex area that can be rented, and a lot of people come here for games or other activities. There's also a basketball court and a community center, which makes the park useful for different kinds of events. The playground area is decent, especially for kids. I noticed the padding looks like it was recently redone, which is nice. The play area has a little wall climber, slide, pole, and stairs. I do think the wood around the slide area could use some updating because it looks kind of old, and the slides seem extremely high, which I think should be changed or made safer. The bathrooms are currently being redone, so that's good to see. Overall, it's a decent park with good space and activities for families.

This is a nice local park to go to. I happen to not come here for a long time even though that it's…read morevery close to where I live. The park has improved over the years since they added bleachers at the parking lot as well as renovating the playgrounds. It's not really a big park but it's convenient for those who live really close to it. They have a building called Irvington Community Center, which I think is a place for children's activities. There is another building which is small. I think it was supposed to be a library, but is recently closed. Right next to it is the ballot drop box, where I usually go to drop my ballot envelope. Nothing much changed overall but it's good to reminisce the memories I have going here when I was a kid.

Our soccer team registered for the kick or treat soccer tournament and we got accepted online. The…read morecoach registered on time, paid on time, and received a confirmation. We waited and waited to get a schedule, but we received nothing. Our coach tried calling and emailing, but he received no response. It was only when we contacted them on Instagram that they said, "We knew when you registered, that you weren't going to be in the tournament." Well...why did you guys accept it online? Anyway, we come to find out that they accepted Livermore, Central Valley, Belmont, and of course Fremont since they're hosting the event However, they decided to exclude us, a team based out of East Side San Jose. These girls don't come from much money, and they have now wasted a lot of money on costumes and uniforms because they were so excited to compete in this event. This is not acceptable, and we can't help but feel like we've been discriminated.

California Cup Soccer Tournament - If you are not in the Bay Stay away form the Fremont California…read moreCup tournament. Extreme Bias towards teams that are not Morgan Hill, Lodi, or Fremont. Fields are small, pitiful grass, u12 plays on u10 size goals, and never more than one kid ref a game, not even the championship. Would never return. Not to mention the language that comes out of those privileged kids from Morgan Hill. Boy oh boy. I would add a picture of a girl giving double fisted middle fingers if this allowed me. STAY AWAY!!!

The coach is a parent volunteer whose child plays on the same team. Last season, my son was not…read moreallowed to play in the first half of three different games. After raising my concerns with the management, I confirmed that the club's policy states that every player in younger teams should have the opportunity to play in each half of the game. At the start of the second season, parents and players were required to sign a conduct contract drafted by the coach. We were told that without signing, players would not be allowed to participate in matches. The coach used this contract against my son this season, once again preventing him from playing in the first half. By doing so, the coach was able to officially limit my son's playtime in matches. If you're looking for a club that values fairness, I highly recommend Fremont Rush, where every player is treated equally and given the opportunity to play in each half of the game.

First year that our children played with NFC. We asked to escalate our feedback, and Grant…read moredismissed it. Reference other feedback, how is Grant still employed with NFC? 1. A coordinator who is a gatekeeper should follow-up /escalate when asked. 2. Why would Grant use his personal email address, other than to steal registered information about minors and their families. 3. The coaches do not know how to coach, and often their children coach the team; crossing ethical lines. Furthermore, sportsmanship and related building blocks are ignored. For parents who want their kids to learn fundamentals, that is focused on developing sportsmanship and inclusion, check out i9, that has leagues in Fremont. Epic fail Newark Football club.

Professionalism, value (ROI), punctuality, responsiveness and a stellar work are some of the many…read morereasons why I recommend including Bains' services to your player's development. I am appreciative and grateful for the opportunities and environment Bains provided for my daughter (12 years old+) and son (10 years old+) - both year round competitive players. I was impressed by Bains' steadfast level of engagement and dedication, setting clear expectations of both players and families. Similar to the beginning of the school year when a professor provides their syllabus, Bains provided both structure and consistency throughout our time together. Film (game) reviews led to immediate action within our next training sessions to address issues raised. The open lines of communication and our willingness to learn and grow allowed for quick responsiveness to eliminate further issues during games. In conjunction with on-field tactile learning, Bains also provided a plethora of online resources leading to a deeper understanding, respect and appreciation of the game.

Coach Bains has been a key part of my daughters development and progress in soccer. Bains is not…read moreonly a role model but a supportive driving factor for her players to strive to be the best. She assesses and then develops. Her time as a professional player in Europe gives her the experience and knowledge on how to build in high level environments. Her coaching reflects that ethic and skill set . She keeps her players conditioned and technical . We plan to continue to work with her as we have been over the last 3 years. I highly recommend her.

My two oldest sons attended Hoopsphere about 10 years ago. Not only did they develop strong…read morebasketball skills, but they also competed in many tournaments and learned invaluable lessons about teamwork, discipline, and perseverance. Ten years later, I brought my youngest son back. As a child with ADHD, school has not been easy for him. Staying focused in the classroom has always been a challenge. But he discovered a true passion for basketball. After returning to Hoopsphere, he couldn't wait to come home and show us the new skills and tricks he had learned. Little by little, we watched his confidence begin to grow. One especially heartfelt moment happened this summer. I made a special--and admittedly bold--request, asking if one of the coaches could spend a few minutes encouraging my son. Coach Vincent went far beyond anything I expected. He sat down with my son, acknowledged the progress he had made, encouraged him to keep working hard and to always be himself, and then presented him with a special medal. What a difference that single act of kindness made. My son came home smiling from ear to ear, proudly showing us the very first medal he had ever earned. Since that day, I've seen remarkable changes. He started asking me to give him harder math problems. He began confidently joining neighborhood kids for pickup basketball games. That one conversation, that one moment of recognition, truly changed him. We will forever be grateful to Hoopsphere--not only for its outstanding coaches and professional basketball training, but even more for the genuine care, encouragement, and love they show every child. They are helping shape young people's physical, mental, and emotional well-being during such an important stage of life. Thank you to all the coaches, especially Coach Vincent. Thank you, Hoopsphere, for making such a meaningful difference in children's lives.

My older son has been coming here for a couple years (he also does/will do the league when his…read moreschedule allows for it) .. and my younger one started 6 or so months now. Both boys enjoy coming here every week.. all of the coaches have been very engaging and work with the kids well. They have made basketball fun while working on their skills. Coach Skip is very friendly and helps make sure all the kids are engaged. He does a great motivating and training the kids. Our kids have seen a lot of growth since joining HoopSphere.