When I started working in RTP I started playing soccer at this facility (when it was called…read moreCarolina Sportsplex). I took a break from indoor soccer while playing for outdoor league and I didn't come back to NetSports until this winter (Winter 2010). The facilities are still as I remember them -- no big changes after the change in ownership. They implemented a new online system for handling registration, payment, scheduling and team management that I think works quite well. The captain basically registers the team with a deposit and each player can then register and pay their share until the full team balance is paid in full. As a former organizer of a team, I was really pleased with the new system. They have different fields/rinks for different sports. I think soccer and volleyball are the most popular (these are what I typically see when I am there to play soccer). The two indoor turf fields are quite spacious. There's plenty of room to run around and it is very easy to tire yourself (that's a good thing). The referees are very professional and courteous. They do a good job keeping the games on schedule. If you like to play volleyball or indoor soccer, then you'll like this place. Find the division that matches your skill level. Try to get on a "house" team or maybe ask the staff to try to place you on a team that is looking for players. If you're a female or like to play in goal then your chances of getting on a team are quite good. If you know some players that want to join a team, then maybe start your own. Oh, this place is MUCH better than XL Soccer World in Raleigh. When you have a game at NetSports you will know that the fields will always be the same size -- not so at XL Soccer World. As a team manager, I can tell you that the staff at XL Soccer World were very unfriendly and difficult to communicate with. Staff at NetSports have always been friendly -- they do a good job behind-the-scenes and in-person. This place makes me happy -- especially during the winter when I can't play outdoors.

Extremely disappointed with our experience at the Netsports track-out camp. This was our third…read moregrader's first time here, and we will not be returning due to a complete lack of supervision. Our son reported that kids were left to watch unsupervised YouTube Shorts for long periods, some of which included very disturbing content. More alarmingly, the pickup process is a major security risk. The front desk staff seemed completely indifferent to the children gathered in the corner, and there appeared to be no protocol to prevent a child from leaving with a stranger. If you are looking for a camp that prioritizes child safety and active engagement, I would highly suggest looking elsewhere.

Coach Jeff is supportive, encouraging, and extremely knowledgeable. His positive coaching style…read moregets the best out of the athletes he coaches.

From the owner: Coaching since 2004 Makai Wahinis 2004-2006…read moreTriangle 2006-2010 NC Elite 2011-2020 Valor Volleyball 2020-

This might be the worse venue we've ever attended. Next to no parking, the most ridiculous no…read moreoutside food rule. Days last 9 hours. You are expected to bring nothing and buy from their premade over priced concession. Not a single vegan or non dairy option either. Such a ridiculous rule when you have athletes all day and offer not one fresh item. Laughable actually.

Worst Club Volleyball in the area. The coaches don't care about the kids. Do not waste your money…read morewith this club. Coaches are late to practice all the time or cancel last minute. Your child will not get better with this program.

Fantastic club that starts with fundamentals and grows to collegiate prep. It's rare for a club of…read morethis caliber to have a director that's this hands on and knows each player by name. It's family friendly and a club with genuine heart.

This is a club focused on developing the whole player. I have experience with other clubs and this…read moreis by far the best. Very friendly and welcoming. They are not in it for the money. If they cannot put a quality team on the court to compete with all the necessary players and skill sets, they won't. They recognize the frustration this would cause players, parents and coaches. Many other clubs just want to collect your money regardless of the quality of the team they have put together. I have a 10 year old and a 16 year old that don't want to play anywhere else.

Nice spot to grab a cage and get some work in. I recommend that you Call in advance though…read more We had a nice time there.

So happy I found this softball/baseball training facility. Very clean and well maintained facility…read more They offer Full-size tunnels for team practices or private lessons. The ProBatter video simulators allow batters to hit against pitchers, and they offer batting cages and camps. Indoor facility perfect for all year long training. My daughter had her first private lessons with Mia who is an experienced and amazing coach! Mia was so wonderful, loved her energy and made my daughter feel so confident. There is a nice seating area for parents to sit and watch. Booking is easy and packages are available.

STAY AWAY: I'd give 0 stars if I could. New fields are awful and dangerous. They have divets…read moreeverywhere and you could very easily blow a knee or roll an ankle. When you kick a ball across the grass it will pop up in the air from a bumps all over the field. Lines are not painted properly. No lights, really guys? Its October! The website describes this dumpster fire as a "state of the art facility with lights and a clubhouse". Guys, it looks like a farm. No clubhouse, no lights, mud and torn up grass everywhere. This is a scam of a program that cannot justify their $70-80 at all. Did I mention that they still don't have our t-shirts two weeks into the season? Or that the ref showed up 10 mins late and had to cut the game short due to darkness? Yeah, that happened too... My company and I will be taking our money elsewhere at the end of the season. Never again. Stay away.

The league, when it runs, is ok. But the fields might have the worst drainage issues I've ever…read moreseen. If it rains within four days, you can pretty much expect a cancelation. For this reason, your 8-week season takes 16+ weeks to complete. There's no effort on management to schedule the games elsewhere. It's as if they don't care that they're losing bucket loads of money without a contingency plan. Invest in turf and turn your league into a legitimate business. Until then it will continue to be a glorified gym class.