Great facility with a tremendously talented coaching and training staff. It's family-owned and…read morerelatively new so there's still some growing the club has to do. But overall a great local resource for parents and youth alike in/around Gahanna, New Albany, Blacklick, Reynoldsburg, Pataskala or Pickerington.

The worst experience I've had at a gym. The website is very deceiving saying that you can block…read moretimes out to rent the gym, and they even send a confirmation email for each hour you reserve. When we arrived the gym was in use by an AAU team. The coach of the team and the guy working had no idea what we were talking about when we said we booked the time online through the website. Also, when we went to pay we were not able to pay with a credit card, even though 7 different credit card companies are shown on the website. We eventually had to split court space with the AAU team and received dirty looks from multiple parents because we were on "their time" even though we followed what was supposedly the correct procedure to schedule a time to use the gym. The gym floor was also pretty bad, with gaps between sections of the court, so some areas allowed the ball to bounce well and others took the bounce away from the ball.

Came here to play pickleball and was surprised at the facility. They had a basketball practice on…read morethe other gym floor and the kids were lucky to get that type of coaching at young age. Been we a few times and they had volleyball here as well. The place is geared towards training for kids 18 and under to receive training and practice under knowledgeable coaches. Open pickleball is for all ages. This has been a pleasant surprise as all players are friendly, competitive, and always let waiting players play next.

The staff are well educated and very accomodating. They really care about the youth that enters the…read morefacility.

Tons of fun! Just a great group of guys and a very fun sport. I've never played before meeting…read morethe team at the Dublin Irish Festival. The veteran guys are great about teaching the skills and making anyone feel comfortable. Its a fun sport, related to rugby but a little less physical. Everyone should come out and try it!

When I was a kid I watched roller derby on TV. It must have been a big thing, to be televised and…read morehave a special place to play with a banked oval arena, etc. It seemed to go away for a long time; the last few years it has been coming back, and now the Ohio Roller Girls have been around for ten years. I started hearing about them a couple of years ago, and finally went to my first game last night. It's in the Ohio Building on the fairgrounds, that weird round building in the center. Since this is flat track derby they basically taped out an oval on the floor. Seating was bleachers, a few folding chairs, and just sitting on the floor like you did in grade school. I definitely recommend coming early to grab a seat of some kind; 2-3 hours of sitting on concrete doesn't work for me anymore. It looked to be cash only; we got our tickets online, but had to pay for fairground parking and concessions so I blew through most of what I had. T-shirts, etc., were available and they did take cards for that. There's a flyer with brief rule explanations, and info on the players, teams, etc. It was hard to figure out what was going on at first, but watch a bit, read the flyer, and maybe search online for some guidelines. Once you have some idea what is going on it looks less like chaos. Basically, one skater tries to push past the other team and go all the way around the rink. The other players try to make a path for her, and block the other team. So. The game. Fan-freaking-tastic. Women skating around- and they can skate well- shoving and twisting and falling. They have pads, but jeez, you have to be sore after all that. We played a team from Toronto, and while both were good the Ohio Roller Girls were way better. Watching them pivot and slip by a wall of players while flying around on skates was impressive. One especially, The Smacktivist, seemed able to magically avoid or slip through any blocking. The announcer was good (though sound quality was iffy so I couldn't always tell what he was saying.) The fans were enthusiastic. The players were competitive. It was a blast to watch. I tried to talk Sweetie into trying out, but she passed. We had a great time.

We attended a double header for the first time as we've always wanted to see one. We were hoping…read morefor some action, yet the first game was pretty stale. The players would just stop and wait for the player to come back around... We rarely say the players make if 3/4 of the way around the track, which is where we were sitting. The second game was much more engaging! The players seemed to be more advanced and seemed to play the entire track. Overall, we may not go back unless there's is a reason to be there.

DSL is an amazing youth soccer program. I grew up playing in DSL & now have my own children in the…read moreleague. This program is full of staff & volunteers dedicated to teaching & coaching soccer.

Well ran. Well organized. Convenient. Perfect opportunity to learn the game or stay with the game…read morewill developing other interests.

My kids love this place!! Great classes that keep the kids entertained while they're learning…read more Coach Jason and Coach Mike are amazing with my 3 year old and 5 year old. My kids ask me all week is it soccer night. The music, the games, the coaching all make for a great evening each week. The only thing they need to make it better is WiFi for the parents. If you want your kids to develop the necessary skills to stick with soccer I would recommend sending them here before putting them in a rec league.

Great soccer place for kids! We have had several coaches and they all have been great! It's a…read morereally nice facility with friendly staff. They make soccer fun for little ones! Easy online sign up and they offer a great variety of class times and days!