Great league for tennis enthusiasts, several players in the league and no matter what level you…read moreare, you will always find players. The league continues throughout the year and gives you great flexibility on scheduling matches. I will highly recommend it to anyone looking for playing tennis in the bay area.

Amazing tennis league no matter if you are a beginner or experienced player…read more For me as a newbie that started tennis this year. TLN had provided the platform to connect with lots of player at the same level to enjoy this sports. And the cost is very reasonable comparing to UTR and USTA. On top of that, the player I met are all very friendly and have a wide range of playing style which is very cool to be a part of it. Come join this league and play tennis!

We played Fall 2018 and had a excellent experience with Coach Berry! We really enjoyed the setup of…read morethe games the kids are encouraged to have fun and learn the game. The games are on Friday evenings and a practice is usually once a week. A different food truck is available every week. NFL players have been known to stop by and practice with the kids. The league is co ed. The uniform and flags are included in the cost. If you sign up early in the season you can get an early bird discount. They usually have a professional photog taking pics of the kids. Overall lots of perks for a season. The field is well lit and the parents, and coaches are great! They also play good music to get the kids pumped up! Sign your child up now! You will not be disspointed! We will keep on returning each season!!!

When I 1st signed my kids up two yrs ago I was upset my youngest did not get put w/ his buddy…read morerequests but after a quick call I was assured it was an oversight that happened with so much going on and it was fixed right away. Two years later and there is no better league! Any issue or concern is met with caring and understanding. We have met some great coaches and had the best time ever as we've watched our boys grow and develop as players in this league. It's definitely a more competitive and exciting experience compared to the Sunday leagues. Thank you Greg, Allison, Coach Rabbit and all the refs for putting together a great league!!

I love the YMCA! Great events, community oriented, kid friendly and fantastic staff. The game room…read moreis always a ton of fun.

The City of San Jose is currently working on a contract with the YMCA to operate some programs at…read morethe Berryessa Youth Center. However, the YMCA does not have the authority to lease or rent additional space at the Berryessa Youth Center. The City of San Jose will still process all rental requests. If you have any questions or comments related to this you are more than welcome to contact the East Valley Family YMCA at (408) 715-6529. However, you should direct all rental questions to Mona at the City of San Jose in the Parks and Recreation Department.

I appreciate the fact that they have a large parking lot for big events like Cinco de Mayo. We were…read moreable to park there and walk to Emma Prusch Farm for all the events and festivities. What a resource for the community. Thank you!

Always had an issue with lights being turned on at the stadium. My kids have been coming here for…read morepal soccer and they never seem to get the lights on for them, on time. Practices have been cut short at times because of this. It's been a struggle, even after calling numerous times. If your kids play football, you're fine. The lights are always on for them.

As this is my 667th entry on Yelp, this review will function as both my first review of the year…read moreand the one that breaks up my peculiar 666 friend/666 review combo. As much as I loved carrying the the true sign of the beast on my Yelp profile, it is a new year and it is time for change. Speaking of change, many of you out there might be looking to change things up a bit in 2010. Some of you might make common resolutions such as eating healthier, drinking less, and working out more. I know I won't since I love to eat whatever I want, suffer from dipsomania, and abhor running on a treadmill or lifting weights at the gym. And well, as much I want to believe I am my own special little snowflake, I know there are many people like me out there who eat a lot, have an affinity for Jack and (diet) Cokes, and hate the gym. In the end, people like to live the good life. So if you're anything like me, let me suggest a great way to start the year off right. Join a soccer team! Beyond the Game (BTG) is a recreational soccer league. You can start your own team at any skill level or just join one as a free agent. The league has beginner, intermediate, and highly skilled divisions. Currently, they offer co-ed during the week and varying men's divisions on Sunday on grass and turf fields. All games, take place at parks and schools in the south Bay. The most common locations are in Sunnyvale, Campbell, and San Jose. I play on a intermediate level co-ed team and men's turf team on Sunday. It's a remarkably fun way to work out, get some cardio, burn off a little stress, and maybe shed an inch or two off my waistline. So if you're looking for a (fun) way to maybe get in shape or just be a bit healthier this year, BTG might be the way to go. And if you're new to the area, I highly suggest joining a team in the league. It's a great way to meet people. Well, besides Yelp.

Beyond the Game soccer league is a great and fun league to play in during the week or on Sundays…read more The league has been running very smooth with the new Ownership. they work really hard to make the league enjoyable and exciting. I ref for the league and enjoying doing so. The new owners are always available to answer any questions or concerns that you may have. I highly recommend this league, check them out.

I play in this league, well ran league, very competitive. League awards MVP, OPOY, DPOY. In depth…read moreleague stats post on their league website recleague.net/tsabbl

Fun, competitive league. Very well run with score keeping, video, all-star game and events and…read moremore. Fast paced games make for high scoring and individual stats. Best run league in the South Bay.

This league is pretty bad. Unevenly matched teams and some stacked to the point that it's like why…read morebother. The league dumped a bunch on newbies on my sons team this year and we were highly disadvantage. What kid decided in 7th or 8th grade they want to suddenly pick up a new sport anyway? It's been a major handicap and disappoint to the few kids on the team they know the game and feel defeated. Why not run a draft system? No, they would be able to buddy up but at least you would have more evenly matched teams and some real competitive games instead of the same teams slaughtering everyone other every weekend? We will not be back again and will be telling everyone else we know to go elsewhere too.

I would never let my children play in this league knowing they could be subjected to the aggressive…read morehusky female representative that continually interrupted a conversation I was trying to conduct with a polite Man who said his name was Aaron Rogers,(not to be confused with the Pro QB, I didn't question the legitimacy-didn't care). He was representing this organization well, and as he and I were desperately trying to have a discussion, she Continued to mouth off and interrupt our conversation Right in front of my children - she made them feel very uncomfortable. She came out of nowhere and acted like she was in charge while she made an ASS out of herself, and the organization, showing her true nasty disposition that No responsible parent would trust allowing their children to be around. Unfortunately my children had to witness such moronic "adult" behavior & god forbid think she represented any sort of example of how to act or treat others just in general. Even though the polite man And I both did our best to ignore her, she kept desperately trying to engage & trigger me in the background while he and I spoke, and my children had to endure her endless, continuous rhetoric aimed at their Father who simply asked the Man a simple question that he was respectfully trying to answer. Why would she even force herself into our conversation in the first place? Even the man was desperately trying to continue our polite and calm conversation as she rambled insults and disrespectful remarks towards me in the background again, right in front of my children. Again, he and I both did our best to Ignore her so We could finish OUR calm/respectful conversation. Now this sort of asinine behavior is not uncommon unfortunately in these leagues, BUT as someone who REPRESENTS the league in whatever half-assed "role" she may have been given, what a disgrace to what I'll assume from the calm gentleman I was speaking with, is hard working Mature adults trying to give kids the best experience possible in an organized team sport. Possible name of "mary" is the poster child for the "bad apple" saying, for sure, but Irrelevant to Me at this point. Its a shame because I have a small team of kids that express interest in playing organized sports. I would ONLY allow them to engage in a safe/respectful/sportsmanship supported league, and I can guarantee I will not allow any kids I care about around an organization that allows this sort of dysfunctional adult to hold ANY position that gives them access to the members, especially impressionable children. This experience unfortunately supports other bad reports I had heard about this league, from fellow parent word of mouth and in my involvement with organized sport leagues. Our children are exposed to enough triggered anger & irresponsible adult behavior as it is in todays politically charged climate, the Last place we need to endure such irresponsible asinine behavior is out at the park / field where many mature adults take the responsibility seriously to show a positive role model attitude IFO impressionable children & young adults, and to represent examples of, and harbor the maturity to understand the importance of respect and sportsmanship etc, Remembering these kids just want to play and have fun . A HARD PASS on this league.

This is a well organized basketball program. It provides summer camps, Junior warriors league, and…read morea traveling team. My kids love the training drills and coaches. I can see a positive change in my 15 year old son's demeanor now that he attends the daily practices.

My 15-year old son is 6'3" tall, but never played competitive basketball on a team in his life. He…read moregot excited about basketball after watching the Warriors. He decided he wanted to learn and play basketball, so he tried out for his high school junior varsity basketball team. My husband and I knew he wouldn't make the team because he didn't know basketball fundamentals. We encouraged him to try out anyway because he would see the skills the other players had, so he'd understand what he needed to learn to make the team next time. Like we suspected, he was dropped after the first cut. At this point, he wanted to learn to play basketball, so I searched the internet. There was only one league that started right away. I guess most leagues don't start until after the high school basketball season is over. My son joined this league: Mike Allen Sports. He learned basic basketball skills from Coach Allen, Coach G (retired Sacramento Kings player), and Coach Luis. Coach Allen taught him how to move as a "big" man; Coach G taught him to be more aggressive; and Coach Luis taught him how to dribble. Coach Allen evaluated all the players to make the skill level even for every team. My son's team did well; they were undefeated. The team lost the Championship game, so they were 2nd overall; not bad for the first time out. My son joined the Ballin3 Ambassador AAU travel team with Coach Allen. The team only won one game, but as Coach Allen says, "It's not about winning, it's about getting the experience." He's right, my son learned so much from Coach Allen, Coach G, and Coach Luis. Thank you. Now, my son is going to open gym at his high school. Wow; what a difference! He moves well on the court, shares the ball, and scores points. He has a good chance of making the high school varsity basketball team.