Soccer on Saturday here. What more can I say? Nice facility and has a pretty good snack bar…read moreconsidering other places we have been. For whatever reason, the heat is never on and currently, it's rather chilly here. Additionally, the bathrooms are great as you know how that can be at a kids sporting event .

Nice place! Two soccer fields and enough seating for the crowd that the games attract. Concessions…read moreare available but no hot tea! So maybe have a Starbucks stop on the way there

It is a nice facility to play tennis (what I do) as well as soccer or lacrosse. The lights were…read morefrequently out which make it difficult to play on those courts. It is being renovated by the new owners so look forward to the changes.

I've visited Force Sports (Rocky River location) on Center Ridge Road about 3 times over the years…read moreto play indoor tennis. When I called in Jan. 2025 to confirm the price to book a tennis court, I was kindly helped on the phone. While the actual tennis court is fine, the roof is quickly falling apart. Read more below. INDOOR TENNIS (1/5 rating) -- I recently visited in January 2025 with a new friend. It is $36 to rent a court for an hour. Upon entering, I realized that the facility needs some serious repair, mainly the roof that is tearing apart. The roof of the indoor tennis courts is degrading fast. Pieces of the roof are falling off unto the court surfaces. Before I arrived to play tennis, my friend told me that she asked a tennis staff member if the facility plans to update and fix the room but the staff member said no. That is surprising. For safety reasons, the roof should be fixed. Management doesn't appear to care about the tennis facility and it is unclear why this is the case. Perhaps they focus all their attention on their indoor soccer facility, who knows! I won't be back to the tennis facility because soon enough, that roof may fall apart which is dangerous. **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 31/365 total reviews in 2025 - 812 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 5 February 2025

Neo sports plant- ice skating on heated floor!…read more Neo sports plant is the most dangerous place to play summer league with this heat wave Kitchen size ceiling fans that don't even spin. Floor is soaking wet. Players sliding even by walking. Ban this place from playing sports until they bring it up to code! I've reached out to the Health Department and the city hall for code ordinance as well as air and safely quality. This place needs to be shut down until it's fit to host any events!!!

Visited NEO Sports Plant today for a volleyball tournament. We were there for approximately 11…read morehours and I took a stroll around to scope the joint out. There are a couple bathrooms, so you won't have to wait in line for that. There are at least five indoor volleyball courts, basketball courts, baseball batting cages, four sand volleyball courts, four bocce ball courts, weights, boxing ring, snack bar, and bar. There's lots to do here! The facility is a reclaimed factory turned volleyball mecca. They serve hot dogs, chicken tenders, nachos, sandwiches, pizza, and other items. But the sand volleyball court, bar, and ambience is the most interesting part of this place. We've been playing on the local volleyball circuit for over four years and have somehow missed this place. Today was our first tournament here and it was pretty nice.

My daughter was offered her first J.O. contract from Maverick Volleyball Club late last year. We…read morewere very excited and looked forward to the first day of practice. Fast forward four months, many tournaments, and road trips and we are having a blast! My daughter and her team are improving gradually at volleyball and this is turning out to be a great season. We are very happy that our daughter tried out and made one of the teams. The coach for our team is very friendly and we perceive that she is an excellent coach. She is firm, but fair with the girls and very friendly to the parents. The facility is good for practice, close to highway, and luckily for us, very close to home. We've got it made. We couldn't have asked for a better volleyball experience than the one Maverick is giving us.

Good people nice atmosphere cages where hitting balls was good.i also like the location Easy to get…read moretoo

This place is fantastic. My son has been involved in several baseball clinics/camps/lessons and his…read moregame has progressed a lot as a result. All of the instructors have been great and very helpful in developing my son's game. They do a fantastic job of teaching, instructing, and encouraging growth. I highly recommend getting involved here if you are looking for some off-season instruction.

Spire blah blah blah. Sure, great facilities when you can access them, but when is that? I bought…read morea year's membership right after July 4th, 2026. The pool and gym right away went into abbreviated hours to accommodate their "campers" and then they shut down completely for 10 days because they rented the facilities out to a private concern. There is no concern for the community member. Bad investment. I calculate that the pool and gym may only be open for 8-9 months yet I paid for 12 months. No compensation. They are in it for the money. They are not interested in providing a quality service to the community. I'm already looking for a better facility.

This review is for the aquatic complex only…read more The roughly 10 year facility looks awesome in photos which was when the pool was new. However the complex has not been maintained up to proper standards and has been for sale for over a year. Spire Institute was an amazing idea to bring world class sports training into the Cleveland area. It even got the designation of U.S. Olympic Training Center. However, the finances never jived and the location in the middle of no where was not the draw they hoped for. 20 miles North toward Cleveland they would have been much better off drawing club swimming and revenue. The parking lot was never finished and is gravel with no sidewalks to the front door. I've heard it's brutal in the winter with snow. Guest should expect little to no internet as there guest WiFi rarely worked. The pool is a 50 meter Olympic with 5 meter spring board in an awkward location. The pool temps were a correct 81°. They also offer a 25 yard warm up/cool down pool. Spectator seating offers great views of competition. The digital scoreboard was outdated but good. The deck has better than average space to allow athlete seating thats recessed which is brilliant. Over the four days of USA Futures competition in August 2019 the pool was prepared for swimming. The air temps were not, warm and uncomfortable. Air quality fair. It was warm outside, but normal for August. Clearly the HVAC system struggled. There were also aspects of the facility that was filthy such as the chrome. Chlorine creates havoc if not rinsed down regularly. There was also a 15 minute delay at Finals no less due to replacing a diving block. Lighting was out every where as bulbs were not replaced. The main lobby area that offered food was mediocre. The dining room space was very good. But window seals told the story of again lack of cleaning and maintenance with large thick cob webs. This was in the main area. Just this year developers began to finally put in hotels within 5 miles or so of the complex. This could potentially help breath life back into Spire. There are still few restaurants and shopping options. The nearby town of Geneva is quaint. The area is beautiful. But it's not enough. The owner are bleeding money and struggling to stay afloat and must have new leadership that brings a sizable investment to complete and maintain the huge complex of buildings and fields. 2.5, rounding down.

Spirit Volleyball Club in Elyria, Ohio (https://www.spiritvbc.com/) disseminated information and…read moredetails about a required, scheduled tournament taking place on March 2nd, 2025 in Maumee, Ohio to its coaches, which was then communicated from the coaches to team members and their parents via official channels on a sanctioned communication application (GroupMe), up to and including the day before the tournament. This communication included details on the location of the tournament, required arrival times, and official links to the tournament schedule. In addition to this, Spirit Volleyball Club wished the teams luck on their official Facebook channel on (https://www.facebook.com/SpiritVolleyball) (screenshots available). As per the information and instructions provided by Spirit Volleyball Club, the families of these team members made plans to be present in Maumee, Ohio early the morning of March 2nd. Many of these families booked and paid for hotel rooms in advance, and made the trip from the Cleveland area to Maumee on March 1st, to ensure their daughters would be in attendance at the venue on time, as specified by Spirit Volleyball Club. The morning of the tournament, chaos ensued as word made its way through GroupMe that Spirit Volleyball Club's owner, Ryan Varndell, had been informed via a January 26th email (screenshots available) by Maumee's director, Zach Lewis, that the tournament had been cancelled. This was NOT COMMUNICATED to the coaches by Ryan Varndell, and therefore none of the parents or team members had any idea. As a result, everyone made the trip to Maumee, many staying overnight, only to arrive to an empty parking lot early that morning. I, as a single parent, spent over $250 between hotel, food, gas and tolls for the four-hour round trip drive. I (as well as many other parents) have subsequently reached out to Ryan Varndell as well as Stephanie Skacan (Assistant Director) several times with ZERO response.

Spirit is a nice volleyball facility in Elyria, Ohio. We played a full day tournament there…read morerecently. There are bathrooms and a food stand. They can accommodate between four and six volleyball courts. There isn't a lot of parking and the Wi-Fi doesn't work. They're pretty strict about what you can bring in with you. As far as volleyball is concerned, the ceilings are a bit low, which affects play negatively with balls bouncing around in the rafters. Otherwise, the volleyball courts are very nice.

Hutch Sports Academy is a staple of the Medina fitness community. Hutch offers strength training,…read morespeed and agility, nutrition, as well as recovery. One on one or small group training is available in a variety of different athletic areas. Hutch is also available for team specific training. If you are a coach or club director, inquire about renting their large multi-sport turf area. A new addition to Hutch Sports Academy is Midwest FightHouse MMA & Fitness. Former UFC fighter and Medina resident "Capo" Joe Gigliotti offers adult mma, youth mma, and other cardio based workouts. If you are into strength and fitness, you have to check out Hutch Sports Academy.

So glad we picked Hutch and his team to train our daughter before her college Rugby season starts!…read moreShe participated in the speed and strength classes and we have seen huge gains in her performance and endurance. They also offer personal instruction. Highly recommend!

Parks are beautiful but during a girls softball tournament the women's restroom was locked. Not…read morevery useful for 90% of the visitors.

We have attended gymnastics and ice skating lessons here. Everything has been great. I wish classes…read morewere a bit smaller for ice skating.