I would highly encourage any parent that is interested in sending their daughter to the best soccer…read moreschool in the Southeast, please consider the Duke Soccer School for Girls (dukesoccerschool.com). The instruction and facilities are second to none. My girls have attended many soccer camps over the years, but none match the Duke experience and training. From the world-class facilities to the world-class coaching, Duke Soccer School for Girls has it all. Steve

From the owner: Duke Soccer School provides soccer camps at Duke University in Durham, NC throughout the year in…read moreorder to help players reach their full potential. We have a proven track record of helping players develop as many of our alumnae have gone on to play at the collegiate and professional levels. Players attending our camps and/or clinics will receive individualized attention from our elite coaching staff, which features not only the Duke women's soccer coaches but also high-level college and club coaches. Our goal is to help each camper enjoy a positive experience while mastering the techniques and tactics that will help them improve as players.

Rainbow Soccer Leagues are Chapel Hill's best option when it comes to recreational leagues…read more The organization has great buy-in from local kids and adults alike, which makes it the best bet in town. It offers a great recreational option for kids, with graduated competitive levels working from young to old. What's really nice is that Rainbow offers options for parents/adults too. They separate their options between young bucks and those who are starting to slow down, to ensure that it's fun for everyone. The best part about this league is that there are great volunteer coaches dedicated to the kids experience. They draw from the area as from the coaching program at UNC.

I'm a younger graduate student and I have very much appreciated the opportunity to play soccer with…read morea diverse bunch of folks from all over the triangle. Large variety in age and skill, but everyone is there to have a good time and get a fun work out in. I'll miss Rainbow next year when I move out of the area!

They have completely renovated it and it's no longer called Fetzer Field. For the time being it…read moregoes by the generic Soccer and Lacrosse stadium. They got rid of the track and build the stands up closer to the field, you're much closer to the action now and can sit on both sides, along with one endline -- in the old Fetzer, you could only sit on one side. There are individual stadium seats but they are not comfortable, the seatbacks push your back up too far. UNC's soccer and lacrosse teams (both men's and women's) are usually ranked, so you'll see good quality play here. They also have concessions and restrooms. If it's during early fall or late spring, it could get hot and sunny. Bring some sunscreen on those days.

Nice stadium. Shitty…read moreUNC fans. They were heckling the visiting players and loudly chanting "tar heels!" when our visiting team started chanting support for our children. Drowning out parents' chants of support for their kids? Childish. UNC should be ashamed to allow their supporters to drown out the sounds of proud chants and call-outs for the visiting kids, and then follow it up with mocking the visiting team's players. Mocking student athletes sweating their heart and soul out on the field? What the hell kind of parent does that? UNC parents do. At least one UNC fan sitting on our side yelled out "show some class!" One. We would yell over to the UNC parents, "what did you just say?" and they'd turn into crickets. We never said a negative thing about a UNC player and never tried to reciprocate their behavior. I was tempted to video them to post on social media but, again, don't go low, go high. They were disgusting cowardly bullies. Even we visitors would acknowledge a good score by UNC because an athlete made an awesome move and we support and honor ALL athletes. Granted it wasn't exuberant, but a polite clap and "wow, great score, we still got this, though!" Shame on you, UNC, and the parents who demean others. You ruined a spirited and fun event with rude, arrogant and selfish actions. No wonder the world laughs at this "me me me" school. Nuts don't fall far from the tree.

We've been to NetSports plenty of times for my daughter's indoor soccer games, but this was our…read morefirst time having a birthday party here, and I'm so glad we decided to do it! From the very beginning, the process was incredibly easy. When I reached out for information, they responded quickly, and once I picked the date and time, they had us signed up almost immediately. Everything was simple and stress-free! The party room was very spacious with plenty of room for a big group of kids. There was a table for all the food, another table for gifts, and even a ping pong table, which ended up being a HUGE hit with all the little ones who definitely weren't interested in sitting still for long! The biggest shoutout goes to Max, who absolutely ran the show and was AMAZING with the kids! He kept them engaged, made everything fun, and somehow even remembered most of their names so he could personally cheer them on during the activities. That little extra effort really stood out and made the experience even better. If you're booking a party here, I highly recommend requesting Max. He was superb! My son had such a great birthday, the kids had a blast, and it was nice as a parent to actually be able to enjoy the party instead of having to coordinate every second of it. We would absolutely recommend NetSports for a birthday party and will definitely continue coming back for soccer too!

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.

This is an awesome sports venue for adults and kids alike. When you enter the building, there may…read morebe kids playing soccer on the grass, actually grass like material, then just behind that, there's a hockey game going on, and in the center you have a wonderful concession stand with hotdogs, pizza, soda and other snacks. On the other side of the concession stand, to the left of the entrance is an open rink (could be used for basketball, hockey or the like), where some very close friends of mine and I played rounds of "pro" dodgeball (in the style of pro-dodgeball) until we got to the tournament round and the best team won! Yes, that was the team I played on, mind you, I had about 4 pretty tough guys playing with the two of us ladies that were on the team. I managed to "dodge,dip, duck, dive & dodge" the ball as the pre-training from the movie "Dodgeball" emphasizes. It was a fun time with a great group of people, if you're so brave as schedule yourselves in there and play dodgeball or anything in a team atmosphere, go for it, its an awesome place.

My wanna-be jock boyfriend wishes I would come here more often to support his soccer team. I'm…read morestill working on getting into real cheerleader mode, but I've been to a few games in their last several seasons. The Sportsplex is new-ish but worn in. Decent size and decent turf. There's ample parking, a snack shack, and courts to the right and left. When I've attended, pretty much every court is in play -- soccer, hockey, and volleyball. You can register a team for a fee and they organize the match-ups for a season's worth of games (a few months). But be warned that some of their games can be scheduled as late as 11pm.

My daughter plays lacrosse. Each year they have a big tournament here called the pumpkin shootout…read more This was her last year here. She is a Sr. getting ready for college. Her last game here she scored a point. She plays defense so scoring for her is not a everyday thing. But this place is awesome. Check out my pics.

Great park. So nice to be able to practice soccer when it's raining lightly because fields can't be…read moremessed up. There is a playground and also baseball fields.

Got invited to a birthday party here and it was full of fun! This is a spacious park and offers…read morehours of fun for the kiddos. They have a baseball field, playground, shelters and close to a trail! Plenty of parking and the park seems clean and safe!

Koskinen Stadium is located on the Duke University campus, right near the Cameron Indoor basketball…read morestadium. This is the home field for Duke soccer and lacrosse teams. With three entrance allowing easy access to each part of the field and the many seating options. The seats are all raised metal benches (bring a seat cushion) however most of the benches do have metal backings that make it more comfortable during games. The bathrooms here have been recently upgraded to be large, heated and always seem so clean. I've never had to wait since there are so many stalls. The stadium also has a concession stand that offers a few snacks and drinks to purchase. Hot chocolate and coffee are always popular during the cooler weather. Iv'e had a slice of pizza here( just ok, but fills you up) Lot's of candy and chips for a quick boost. I really like this stadium, very convenient location and lots of parking to allow easy access.

Great staff and super helpful! Helped our nonprofit agency with a pickleball fundraiser last year!…read moreGreat shop, bought two tennis racquets!

Drove 45 minutes to sell these jokers a piece of equipment. Called ahead to make sure they'd take…read moreit. They said they would. I was about to spend $200-300 on other stuff after the trade in. But when I got there, they turned me away. No respect for my time. I'll take my purchases elsewhere.

We are all entitled to our own opinions, right? Well here's mine:…read more Parking: 5 Location: 5 Decor/ambiance: 5 Customer Service: 5 If you are a runner in the Raleigh Durham area, and you have not made a visit to the Bull city running Company, you are surely missing out. This place has lots of great things that runners need, desire, and dream of having. It's located on the corner of a busy shopping complex so parking can be a challenge at times. There is a lot to see when you first walk in to the store. They have a shoe wall that is full of goodies. The staff is always friendly and ready to assist with any questions, needs, and concerns. The only thing I hate to report is that I feel they are fairly expensive. I understand they're running shoes cost more than average walking shoes but the prices are kind of steep, in my opinion. I find that the price you would pay for something as small as a water bottle jack it could cost you a little over $100. Again I'm sure their prices are probably right in line with the industry but it was a little too much for my budget. When you stop by be sure to visit their community wall. They feature all of the areas races.

From the moment I walked in none of the staff spoke to me or even acknowledged my existence. Not a…read morehi, hello, or be with you in a second. I get it, I am a big guy, 6'6" 300lbs. I don't look like the majority of their shoppers, but my money spends just as good.