My daughter tried out for there spring basket ball team and had never been a part of there program…read moreshe was one of the best out there and already plays for a high rated team and they blew her off and told her she was not good enough for them and they did not even know her name. we are very annoyed and pissed at them.

Had a great experience with Ryze. We felt that Kendall did a great job of keeping the girls…read moreaccountable while letting them have fun at the same time. All the girls wound up improving throughout the season. We highly recommend this program.

I decided to give it two stars since the facility had a nice court and the coaches kept the kids…read moremoving and they played scrimmages. But overall the camp that we attended did not meet my expectations. On the description of the camp it stated learning fundamental skills and this was the key reason we went. I was there watching during the camp and there were no fundamental lessons at all. I was hoping to see them learn defense, boxing out, shooting skills, talk about following your shots, basic dribbling technique but there was nothing like that. Also the kick boxing was going on during the camp and the music was extremely loud.

Old Just 4 Feet building. Cool setup with a practice court and a nice fullsize hardwood court…read more That in itself deserves a star. Unfortunately the youth spring league is horrible! Signed up for a very pricey youth league and drive over 40 miles each way to play. The talent is horrendous! My kid is FAR from a star player, but any normal rec league I've seen is leaps and bounds better than this league. Will not waste our time with this league after this newly started season is over. Take your kid to any local playground, YMCA, etc, and save yourself the money.

Went to see Sweetie's brother play here. Pulling up, there is plenty of parking and a nice…read moreplayground. Inside, the building is clean and fairly modern. The courts are in good shape, and there are bathroom/locker rooms, vending machines, etc. A great place for both players and spectators. Pretty basic bleachers, a nice scoreboard, easy access to the outdoor areas and inside amenities. The hours on the website show it closed on Sunday, but we went to a Sunday afternoon game. I'm guessing they are open all weekend.

A very nice park featuring a shelterhouse with picnic tables, basketball court, a wetland area…read morebetween the recreational area and the highway, and a nice playground space. The playground offers multiple slides, baby and traditional swings, climbing structures, monkey bars, and more, with benches nearby. It has plentiful options to entertain and challenge kids. The wetland area is nice to observe. Even with the noise off of the highway, it still attracted a number of birds and other wildlife to see. Street parking is available in the neighborhood.

A nice little park, in Worthington but actually a Columbus park somehow…read more On a corner in a quiet neighborhood, this has a nice shelter, one basketball court, and a big playground. Baby K loved it. Slides, climbing wall, etc. Benches for the parents, and picnic tables. The playground is out in the sun, but there are shade trees all around.

We came for the playground, as usual. Small neighborhood park, literally in peoples' backyards…read more Many yards open right onto it, and when we came everyone was having an Easter egg hunt. There is plenty of green space, and lots of trees. A basketball court, some tables, and a medium-sized playground. Baby K loved it. Several slides, some swings, a tetherball pole, springy animals to ride, etc. Benches and tables nearby for old parents.

This is a cute little neighborhood park. It feels very homey, and I bet it is a real delight for…read morethe neighbor kids who can just walk right over. There were a lot of extra toys around - a big bin of a variety of balls, scooters, riding toys, and more - which was sweet to see. The park itself offers a basketball court area, a little free library, swings, and a playground that includes climbing options, slides, monkey bars, imaginative play areas like a tower, and more. The swing options included tire, traditional, and adaptive. There is plentiful shade with benches and picnic tables around the space, as well. The park itself is well hidden in the center in the neighborhood - I actually circled it the first time - we could see the playground but not the entrance! Make sure you turn onto the little court and you'll find a little space to walk back into it, as it is nestled amongst a number of backyards. Street parking is available.

Behind the school and rec center is a pretty big park. Ballfields, path, etc. We were of course…read morethere for the playground. It's medium sized, and Baby K loved it. Lots to climb and slide on. There's an outdoor workout area nearby too. Benches and picnic tables for the parents to sit at.

This is a very nice park with a lot to offer! There is a wide variety of sports fields (tennis…read morecourts, basketball courts, baseball diamonds), a really nice playground sponsored by the Blue Jackets and themed as such, an open air shelter, a multi-purpose paved trail, and a beautiful little nature preserve. The nature preserve is a lovely wooded area with a nice dirt and boardwalk trail that meanders throughout, letting you enjoy the flowers, plants, and wildlife in the area. We found three bucks and a doe that seemed unconsidered with folks strolling by, which was a neat sight. Due to the proximity to the road, you do get a bit of street noise on the side nearest to that, but otherwise this is a great bit of nature to enjoy. There is a nice parking lot available, and this is located adjacent to a recreation center.

It was my first time going there and I enjoyed the music by band Hosea. I was told that they have…read moreentertainment for the month of July. I didn't hear about it until a friend from Youngstown told me about it and you have to go on Eventbrite to get the but they are free.

This is a decent park, right beside St. Stephen's community center. Lots of green space. A nice…read morebig playground, with areas for different ages. Big parking lot. Shelter house, athletic areas, etc. Sometimes a bit dirty, with even some broken glass near the playground, so be careful.