Great Fields. Lights restroom and Parking. Solar soccer…read moreclub home base fields. Check out the soccer club at www. Solarsoccerclub.com Fields and teams throughout Dallas and Fort Worth.

This is a nice little park for a picnic. We picked up some food from Whole Foods around the corner…read moreand wanted to have a picnic. This little place has a few covered tables for you to eat at, water fountains, and a nice clean bathroom. Lots of trash cans and recycling bins. The playground is very small but did the trick for us for about an hour. It's a pretty nice playground, just small. There are a ton of soccer fields. While we were there there were a few guys practicing, but other than that all the fields were empty. If you want to go play some soccer this is a great place to do it because there are nice goals always there and not busy.

Is a nice new indoor futsal facility, basketball courts, and small turf field for skills training…read more This is a helpful program for youths in soccer programs. Always very clean climate controlled indoor facility. 2

Nice large soccer field.read more

I writing this to you to express my concern with the Keller Soccer Association and as a word of…read morecaution to anyone looking to sign their kids up. I've coached for 3 seasons now and I have decided to pursue another league where they truly support sportsmanship and a fun experience for the kids and parents. Just two weeks ago my U5 kids had to suffer through another experience playing a team that lacked a coach with ethics, referees who don't understand the game and no supervision from KSA. The other coach had the audacity to verbally tell his kids in front of all the parents and referee to use their hands and arms to "control the space" around them. Let me repeat, these were 4 year olds! Everyone heard their coach say this repeatedly, it was no secret. As a lifelong soccer player I found this very confusing as you are not allowed to hold your arms out to push players away. I can't imagine instructing my 4 year olds to do this, when many of them don't understand the difference between a corner kick and goal kick. Predictably, their team was pushing my players and at times pulling them to the ground. At one point in the game, the foul was so blatant that the referee finally called it. But who really cares because I had to go on the field and pick up my crying player. I instructed my team to go to our bench as I was tempted to stop the game completely because the referee could not control the game. For the remainder of the game, my players would only run alongside their players because they were afraid that they would get pushed to the ground if they got too close. This is unbelievable and unacceptable for U5 or any age! The Bulldogs coach came on to the field and explained to the referee that "his players are allowed to use their hands to hold away the opposing team to protect their space." He also said "why should I care since the referee called a foul." The referee just stood there and didn't say anything. I allowed my team to go back on the field and finish the game as there was only 1 quarter left. Of course, my players are confused and asking if its ok for them to push back. I said no. In fact, I removed my player from the field when he pushed one of our own players. Ultimately, KSA is responsible for providing a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. I expressed my concerns to KSA leadership and their response was predictably poor. If you do decide to sign up with KSA, just remember that the referees will be too young to instruct and there will be no KSA supervision available to help you when the other team's coach has decided that his dream to be in the World Cup. PS. Because of the population of Keller, there will always be plenty of new players to come along for KSA. This is a function of quantity not quality. I know of at least three teams that are electing to pursue other opportunities. Hopefully there will be more!

I like most people when looking for a suggestion look at star ratings on yelp and this is the first…read moretime I was completely let down. This Y had better reviews vs the other Y in the area so I came here on my national pass. Day 1 it took a non exaggerated 20 min to get into their system. I was told that would be it. Next day I was told I didn't have a membership, while I just visited their facility and 2 others in the last 3 weeks. Lillian couldn't have been more rude like it was making her day to be a jerk to us. Both days I dropped my daughter off at the family zone the welcome was weird. During my 2 days there I would check on her frequently. The facilities are ok but compared to the other Y in the area I would say if you are on a national pass and traveling, choose the other facility. They are better facilities, way more welcoming and no giving crap. Just scanned in and welcomed....

I have been a member of the YMCA, for many years. The staff is very friendly, and kind. Morgan who…read moreworks at the front desk is an extraordinarily helpful person. She has personally helped me, and my son Christopher many times. Her knowledge of the facility and navigating through clients issues is really great. I admire the way Morgan helps my special needs son, she speaks to him in a polite manner. In fact she talks to all the clients in a respectful way. I love all the activities that the YMCA had to offer. The gym is always clean, and all the restrooms are the same. I am so happy that I am a part of this family. That's what Morgan does best, she makes all of us feel like family Thank you YMCA Susan Brown. Christopher Brown. Steven Brown

My daughter plays for a Regional a team. This is her first year and she has learned so much. I…read morewould recommend this place for any player wanting to learn and grow their skills!!

This is a great place to get into a volleyball league. The Eagle Mountain Sportsplex offers leagues…read morefor girls and boys. They also have indoor soccer. Outside there is a sand volleyball court too. This is a very well run and organized program. Outstanding.

This helped my kid so much the coaches helped my kid so much he got scouted and the coaches are…read moreoverly nice and they don't get mad at mistakes your kids make

Terrible experience. Coach to player ratio is insane: 22 kids to 1 coach (8 year-old kids) Players…read moredon't improve their soccer skills. Coach turnover is very high. Bert Goodwin, the owner, is extremely rude and will not answer calls or any attempts you will ever make to contact him. I signed up for one year and requested a refund after one month in. I never heard back from Bert Goodwin and he took my money, despite taking my son out of the roster and all games. All he cares is the money. Beware!

All three of my kids (6, 5 & 3) participated in Euro Soccer USA programs on the weekend and LOVED…read moreit. Unlike just being on a soccer team, where you can spend time on a bench or chasing the ball back and forth on the field but not interacting with it, Euro Soccer's camps allowed them to practice their soccer skills and handle the ball through fun games, engaged coaches and advanced instruction. We love Euro Soccer--the best of the best!!!

Awesome program run by awesome coaches that allowed my little one to feel very involved with…read morelearning and his classmates. He loves the physical aspect of team play yet doesn't fully understand the rules; but the coaches did a wonderful job of keeping all the kids involved. If you're wanting your child to be active, try out the classes!