I had an amazing experience and found exactly what I needed!!!! I went with my family and we found…read moreall the jerseys we wanted

Cobi was a wonderful salesperson and delivers seriously great customer service…read more This is the best place to buy anything soccer related!

Coach Ricky is a highly skilled soccer player and, in my opinion, an even higher skilled coach...a…read morerare combination of talent! My son has worked off and on (in between soccer and baseball seasons) with Coach Ricky since he was 6 years old. He is now 8 years old and plays club ball. "Thank you" Coach for meeting my son at his level and taking it from there...leveling up his confidence, skills on and off the ball, and his love for soccer!

Ricky is an amazing coach! He is focused and athletic. Wonderful with younger kids and good with…read moretechnique. Highly recommend.

Hands down, a great AYSO Region with fun in mind. They are the most well-organized and inexpensive…read moreof the AYSO soccer organizations in our area. I have two children here and I really enjoy not only the coaches, referees and staff but also the parents that make-up this group. Not everyone here is looking at their kids next soccer scholorship and just aim to have fun and yet be competitive also

We family has been a part of AYSO Region 117 for 12 years. All three of my kids have played soccer…read morefor 117, and my oldest was a referee. We are so fortunate to have such an amazing organization in our community.

We love this place! I took my 9 year old daughter and did a 2 on 1 training with a friends 11 year…read moreold son. Their trainer was Nigel, he was so great at explaining the drills and correcting them when they needed it. After every training he came out and talked to both of the parents about how the kids did and what he wanted to work on with them next time. Every trainer looked like they worked well with the kids they were training so I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. They get a lot of experience with ball control. The machine is operated from the trainers phone so they can slow it down or pause it if needed. It's almost like a batting cage but for soccer balls. They control if the ball will bounce or not, or if it comes from in the air. If you're a soccer player, you'll love it. A lot of times you go into indoor facilities and they smell but this place is clean! I'm hoping they open one closer to Yorba Linda soon!

No online web portal for adult pick up. You have to call to register just to hope there are enough…read moreplayers when you show up. There's a ton of apps they can use like Meetup and Plei and currently adult pick up is only offered Wednesday evenings from 9-11pm, which is way too late. So much potential business that is being missed out. I get this place is primarily for kids but there's a huge market for adult players that would want to play here.

We been here a few times and all I can think of is... I wish this place was nicer, cleaner…read moreThe trash cans are always full, restrooms dirty! There's this weird walkway to the left to get to next fields that just leaves you scratching your head. Be prepared to walk through a crowd watching their children play. You can also circle to right! Snack bar under a canopy with a few food trucks. On the other side of complex is where most soccer is played with porter potties available.

We come here weekly for pitching practice. The facilities are always clean and ready to go,…read moreworking drinking fountains and clean bathrooms, maintained fields, and lots of space! :)

My son has been with the Pats for a year and he loves it. The coaches are great (Kacy, Sean,…read moreGeorge, Mike). It's competitive, yet fun for the kids. The team my son joined has been together for two years and when we joined my boy was "the new kid", but he never felt this way. We felt very welcomed from the very first practice and it's been an absolute pleasure to watch him flourish, and build friendships with the rest of the kids. The club cares more for the kids than the bottom line - in spring season the pats won 90% of the games and in some games we had to play with 6 kids (vs 7) and the boys were still winning as the coaches refused to let anyone in just for the sake of it. Consider it an honor if your kid gets an offer to join the club. A few months ago I signed up my younger son for the prep academy, and he loves it too. Overall, my experience with the club so far has been great.

Pathetic club -- what can I say? Just look at this year's (Fall 2025) standings: two Pateadores…read moreteams sitting at the very bottom. And to scrape together one win before the season ends, they had to bring in all their ECNL players... and still barely pulled it off. At the very least, show some professionalism and respect for the players.