If I could give this organization less than one star I would. Payton Vaughn, the program director…read moredid not do her job. We signed up for this league thinking it would be a great way for our kids to learn basketball in a fun setting. It was not fun. The league is unorganized. The refs are unqualified. And the staff can't do basic math. Don't waste your money. It's not worth it. Go to your local YMCA. It's less expensive and a lot more fun.

I GIVE -0 stars btw: Horrible organization as of 5/23/24. No communication at all even when you…read morereach out via email and the customer service line is useless and knows nothing. Staff seem all Confused and know nothing, a quick buck isn't worth it in my eyes as it seems to be for those running i9/teams. Do better for the kids sake and experiences.

we signed our son up to crossover to do multi sports, which was T-ball soccer and flag football…read more It was being run by 14 year olds that were oblivious to how to communicate with kids don't. there was one main coach that was doing a good job but man was this a huge waste of time

Terrible experience. We signed up for a specific location for soccer, after signing up, we receive…read morean email they changed locations and cut down the practice time to 30 minutes. We aren't able to play at the current location so we requested a refund or credit. They said they do not give refunds or credits as stated on their website. It also stats on your website we would be playing at the location we selected and would practice for 1 hour each week. To add insult to injury, we do not have a coach. They said this happens and a ref can help - still no credit or refund. Definitely don't use this league there are too many other good ones out there.

They have a Ping pong table in lobby! And can borrow paddles from the front desk. Friendly staff.read more

Was here cuz kids wanted to play basketball. Our hotel doesn't have any court for that and this…read morewas the closest off Highway 35. We came for 2days, center need renovation, old equipment. Only one room for weight lifting and other equipments, one ventilation only. It was hot. I cldnt handle it. Staffs were very helpful and amazing. Where's the city tax money going to if you cannot give the community a pleasant recreation center. A state capital, it sucks. We actually visited another center which was also very old, Dove center. Friendly staff but we left to check out the next, which turns out same. Rundown building. Austin cld do better.

The place is amazing, great environment, cleanliness well maintained, great staff will definitely…read morevisit again. My nephews loved it.

Signed up my son for flag football that's supposed to start next week. We still have no information…read moreon what team he'll be on, when practices will be held, who his coach is, etc. Still no response from them after reaching out about this. Can't believe how unprofessional they are. Save your money and don't sign up for this league!

This is a private non profit organization that has a small paid staff. It's made up of members who…read morepay dues and donate money to underwrite its operation. The WAYA sport teams are coached by parent volunteers. The teams only play other WAYA teams. Many if not most of the teams are created by the coaches and are comprised of classroom groups that wind up playing together for years. The remaining teams are a random assortment of kids who sign up on the website. The kids who seems to have the best experience are those who are part of the pre-built teams. They all know each other, the parents know each other, and they often spend a lot of time socially outside of their time at WAYA. The expectations are rather high for them to perform well and build skills. The randomly formed teams are at a disadvantage in terms of feeling as if they belong and their coaches are starting from scratch each season because the only kid they know is likely their own child and maybe a few more. It took our family a few years to understand this dynamic as nobody really spells it out. Parents who don't know anybody need to come to WAYA ready to greet people, strike up conversations and make friends with other parents. Put yourself out there. It's really a special place and not a place to come and keep to yourself and ignore others, otherwise your kid will have a less than stellar experience. Think of it as a private club that allows visitors. Because that's what it is. And be a good visitor....better yet- join!

My kid just threw the towel in on his flag football career at 8 and (literally) his jersey and…read moreflags in the trash and I just put it out on the street for collection (best place for it!). Now I couldn't tell you my ass from elbow when it comes to this sport which is why I sat on the side lines. Having grown up playing football (not the American version) and coached kids in the another Austin league. All the kids got equal time and same level of encouragement and respect. It's joy a to watch a great/good or even mediocre coach who's heart is the right place. An individual who's out there for kids. It's absolutely soul destroying to watch a bad couch just out there to relive his GLORY days thru a bunch of kids or more specifically thru his kids. If you don't have the patience to coach young kids, or your just in it for your own kids, get the **** off the field. You can probably guess who kids didn't level the field and got attaboy after attaboy. I watched my kids enthusiasm go from from 90 to 0 over the last 3 weeks. Today was the last game of the season and after talking with other parents who have/HAD children in your league this is symptomatic. I'm glad to say my kid will never be back. To anyone thinking of putting there kid in this program. Don't! WAYA you owe children better than this!.

It's a good place to start training to get some skills besides select or academy clubs. My older…read moreson has been training several summers and after school and now my youngest. 4 stars because you can't watch your kiddos right now they excused the COVID-19 so that they don't have to let us watch. So parents have to wait outside for a whole time in the car and AC on for almost 2 hours. Also, the place is not so clean, not sure when they clean last time? Restrooms are dirty! They should take the piano away! It's so loud!

I would avoid this place, not worth it and your kids might end up very disappointed…read more They are decent coaches, but the whole place is disorganized. More than once now in just the first month we've used this place, kids and shown up and being told they are "not on the list". They have been moved to another slot, and we get no communication or warning (or being asked if the new time/day even work!). Having kids who are over and over again and at this point a 50/50 chance of going home disappointed. Maybe it gets better later in the "season" and I'll update, but somehow I doubt it. There are lots of options out there, pick somewhere else.

I love Austin Social Sports Club! I have done the flag football here for about four years and…read moredefinitely like it here the best. With this league you have to wait until five seconds pass until you can rush the quarterback, which actually allows receivers to run downfield and to let the plays develop. Every third play is a gender play, which means both guys and ladies get involved in making the catches. The refs here also do a really good job, so shout out to Austin for making it happen with good calls on the field. It is a bit of a drive out to Del Valle, but the fields there are really nice and it's just a good vibe/environment. My fiancé & I have done several seasons of cornhole at Bouldin Acres, and have had a great time in that league too. We have also done their kickball league in the past which is also fun, and the 4s Sand Volleyball at Moontower is also a blast! Definitely recommend this league and they offer other sports too.

I appreciate ASSC for organizing all of this at all but I do think it could have been better. It…read morekind of feels like they do the bear minimum so I don't feel like this is anything special. And to make things worse I had a really bad experience when I couldn't find my shirt. They wouldn't let me play and didn't offer any alternatives like buying another shirt on site so we had to forfeit the game which really sucked. I understand wearing the shirt is a rule but you have to have a way to work around issues that come up. And honestly it's pretty ridiculous that they only give you one shirt that you have to wear every week.

As much as I would NOT like to leave a Star I will leave at least one ONLY because my son loves to…read moreplay Volleyball for the Savages the overall experiences with NYS on ALL the gyms that are chosen for the games to the refs and the inconsistencies is quite disappointing. You all have so much growing to do and have a lot of improvements that need and should be made. It's such a shame. It's like you do not really care about the players or their families experiences it seems like it's just the money for you all! So sad!!!!

We have played on several different youth sports organizations, and National Youth Sports is one of…read morethe most organized that we have ever been in. I am very happy that Northside ISD (which is where I receive the fliers from) support this organization; because it definitely is one of the best out of other options here in SA. We have been very grateful to be placed on teams where the volunteer parent coaches are extremely engaged and try their hardest to create practices throughout the week to ensure the kiddos are remaining active and engaged in their sports. My boys are a bit older now and we have used NYS for years, but once my daughter turns 3 and is eligible to enroll in soccer/baseball, National Youth Sports will definitely be my first call. Thanks NYS!