Basketball, football, baseball, cheer…read more.. Organized volunteer sports organizations are vital to the health of America's children, and to the health and wellness of a community. Buffalo Valley Youth Association is committed to the growth of children through sportsmanship and teamwork. The organization is well run, with staff that care deeply about both the kids and the success of the community as a whole. Supported heavily by the community, BVYA has multiple sports communities throughout the year, encouraging children of all ages and skill sets to join in fun and comraderie through sports. A top-notch organization; if you are in the area, and are looking to have your child join a sports league, look no further than BVYA.

If your kids are looking to get involved in sports for something to do and maybe even learn a…read morelittle, this is the place. It is strictly a volunteer organization and I had been heavily involved for the past three years. Unfortunately, volunteers must look out for the strongly opinionated parents. These parents are supposed to abide by rules of conduct but the BVYA does NOT enforce them. Its a great place for kids and the parents that remember its for kids. "Youth" association not parent association.

Looking for an entry level sports season for your son or daughter? This is it. The practices are…read moreright before the game, so no need for multiple nights being devoted to sports throughout the week. It's ideal for kids who testing the water on a particular sport. If your kiddo plays already, they will most likely dominate here. We did basketball, and for the entry fee you get a reversible jersey and 8 practices/games. They provide medals every week which are handed out by the coach after the game. The medal is supposed to be based on a different value each week, so it's easy to reward the not so stand out players for showing patience, teamwork, etc. Coaching is done by the parent volunteers, so that's always a toss up. Pro tip- Look for coupons off your entry fee.

From the owner: With over 1 million registrations in communities across the country, i9 Sports offers youth sports…read moreleagues, camps and clinics for boys and girls ages 3-14 in today's most popular sports such as flag football, soccer, basketball, and baseball. To achieve our mission of helping kids succeed in life through sports, i9 Sports provides a youth sports experience unlike any other teaching the importance of good sportsmanship on the field and in life.

Basic facility. Four full court courts and all four have the option of being used as a two smaller…read morefull courts. Usually when I see open gym here it's on the smaller full court setup. Good place for tournaments. They host many multi level events across 3 to 2 days. High school leagues. Even some adult leagues. Check out the website for current offerings.

Poor, poor design. Not sure who designed this facility. Monkeys perhaps. Completely nonsensical…read more This is a building filled with courts. And that's it. There is no where for anyone to go unless you are playing on the courts. A tiny walkway around the perimeter forces anyone who is walking, to pretty much walk through someone's game. Safety hazard for everyone. There is not even a hallway for players to wait or eat. No where. Nothing. Concession stand sells strictly junk. And is practically on the court. You could probably yell in an order while playing a game from the court. On top of that, the volleyball courts are designed where one side of the court goes right up to the wall. What??? The other side has a set of tiny bleachers for people who are sitting ducks for a wayward volleyball to come and smack them right in the face. This makes no sense. At all. What in the world. Makes for a pretty miserable experience, especially on a hot Texas day. Air conditioning could not keep up. Players were heated and tired. Parking is not able to handle large tournaments. Stay away if possible.

Jordan Skills Academy has High level fundamental basketball skills training. it's worth driving…read morefrom San Antonio

I had such a great experience at the Jordan Skills Academy from the staff to the actual skills they…read moretaught. I had to pick up my nephew from his training and they have a nice waiting area where they can still keep an eye on the kids. They also have seats where parents can watch their kids during sessions. This is such a great business for the community.

Best AF in the area, hands down. I was attending the Evans/Bulverde AF location prior to it's…read moreclosure, so I visited multiple AFs in the NE SA area before making this one my new "home". It's not huge but bigger than most in the area. It's also regularly cleaned, which says something about the owner and/or management. It has all the equipment I use and need, to include a stairclimber, which is only in about 50% of other AFs in the NE SA area. That said, its free of excessive equipment straps, boxes, and clutter that frequently collect dust and fill up every corner in others AFs. As a traveller for work, I visit many others AFs across the country and this location is consistent with the size, quality equipment and facilities I expect. No complaints and much praise.

Avoid this crooked business at all cost…read more A) The gym itself is micro, and constantly out of order. Nobody racks anything here, and the management is too terrible to do it themselves. B) They collect "Gym Improvement Fees" and yet have made zero improvements since I've been here. There is probably still a hole in the matt below the squat rack to this date. C) They intentionally make it IMPOSSIBLE to leave your membership. I provided proof that I had moved more than 50 miles away from a gym. They made me turn in a copy of a lease. Yet, they STILL wanted to charge me for the next month, PLUS cancellation fee. An extra $80 to leave a gym I don't even have access to. Not to mention, their sly "bi-weekly" language charged me 3 times in December. Gyms like this one are the reason FTC laws had to be put in place for fair and easy options to leave gyms. Please protect your mental sanity and avoid this gym!

We've had a great experience at TCVA! We're starting the 3rd season with them and I'm so glad we…read morestayed. Coach Dan, Coach Jasmine & Coach Nancy have played a vital role in my daughters improvement. They are very attentive & encouraging when coaching. She's always learning more & feels challenged with each lesson & team practice.

This volleyball club currently (as of February 2022) has a coach that is the most unprofessional…read moreand bullying person that I have every seen and should not be allowed to be around vulnerable minors. She has questionable coaching skills but uses the platform of "coach" to hide her maltreatment of girls which includes public demeaning, uncontrollable shouting, negative criticism, and she plays favorites with play time. We paid $3000 for our child to be on this team and it has been a complete disasterous experience for our entire family. I would strongly recommend avoiding this volleyball club to protect your child from serious emotional abuse by the current coach (TCVA 15-Black team). We reported the coach's unprofessional and bullying behavior to the director, who has done absolutely nothing. The purported mission posted on their website is a major misleading statement; they really seem to only be interested in your hard earned money. My advice: strongly consider your invest in this terrible organization (TCVA) as this will absolutely be the last time we deal with TCVA.

We drove across town for the splash pad & were not disappointed. I thought there were slides in the…read morepool, too? We did enjoy the indoor pools, but alas, there were no slides.

Enrolled in the middle of the month and had to pay for full month only to use it once. The day we…read morewent was the middle of the week. It was so crowded. I figured it be more for kids but seemed more adults than children. My daughter and I tried the workout machines after waiting to use them. While working out we had this creepy old man just stare the whole time. He was sitting at the tables right in front of work out machines. Not sure if he was medicated or what but made my 13 year old uncomfortable. We moved to the other side where the weights are for a few minutes but I can still tell it was bothering her so we left. Only went ONE day and never came back. It took me days trying to locate where to cancel membership online only to finally call days before months over for them to tell me I have to go in person to do it. Finally got the chance to go after being busy at work and it's the end of the month and they tell me it takes 30 days to cancel mind you I didn't even have a full month of membership to cancel. I sign the paperwork and turn in my membership keycards. Mind you didn't realize I could still use them for another month until when Racheal from the local YMCA reaches out with wanting more information on why my child felt uncomfortable. Explained the situation of what happened. She informed me someone was going to reach out to me and nothing. I "should" have access for this month to go but why would I return to a place my child felt uncomfortable!!