I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

I have been in Basketball leagues with Sportskind Dallas the past year and it is always a great…read moretime with good competition and a very well organized program! I will for sure continue to play in their leagues as long as I'm in Dallas!

They are a very professional youth basketball training institution in downtown Houston, the coach…read moreis serious and responsible, and the technical control is carefully crafted!

From the owner: The Xrossover training vest is the key to learning effective techniques to master the movements you…read moreneed to play basketball successfully. Our founder, Dano, created the vest to make it easier for kids to learn the fundamentals of the sport, even if they've struggled before. Now it's easy to ensure that all kids are training with the proper form to produce muscle memory and reduce the chance of injury. Our certified training program utilizes our vests and six expert trainers to help students improve their strength, dribbling technique, speed, agility, and passing trajectory. We offer up to six levels so everyone can learn according to their abilities. Plus our summer camps make sure kids stay at top form all year long. To learn more about XrossOversports check out some of our other contents; instagram Xrossover_trainer Facebook: Xrossover Sports

Great coffee made fast and wonderful seating, it has a unique location with a soccer field in the…read moreback.

REALLY great all around…read more Coffee is good & upstairs view and seating area is amazing! Sat upstairs on a lovely, breezy spring day and could not have asked for more. Dogs are allowed, parking out front, and great area to hang out and read a book or with friends. I got a cold brew with a splash of sugar free vanilla and *chefs kiss*

Soror Sheryl Norton and I came here to see where our Sorority Sisters can meet to start the St…read more Jude Walk Saturday. The Houston Dynamo.Practice right across the street. Looks like a great facility.

The Houston Sports Park is a great facility. The fields are very well maintained with plenty of…read moreseating and shade.

My kid enjoyed her time and learned. The coach is tough but that's what these kids need. They take…read moretime to work with each kid at some point.

Spike Sport Club got a major upgrade! I haven't been here in awhile because of covid, but it's nice…read moreto see Spikes moved from their old Gessner location to their Hillcroft location. Along with their move, came some much needed upgrades. 6+ volleyball courts, separating nets, gym, turf training area, concessions, restrooms, matted flooring, seating, etc. Everything is just so much nicer than their old location. I'd say the only downside is no AC other than fans for when it's hot. If it's cold, wear a long sleeve and you'll be fine. Open gym is every Tues, Thurs, and Sun I believe. It used to be $5/person, but now it's $10/person. But I honestly don't mind the small price increase if it means this place stays in business for years to come. Covid has affected many small businesses so please to everyone in the Houston volleyball community, support Spike Sport. You can also rent a private court depending on availability for $55/hr. I'll definitely be back here soon!

I'm pretty sure everyone who plays sand volleyball in Houston knows what Third Court is…read more There is a parking lot, but most people end up just parking on the street past the courts due to overcrowding. $10 open play Friday nights (supposedly, first timers come in free, but I wasn't offered that - though I heard some other guys came in later on that did). There is a bar and a grill inside, with a very spacious covered area with different types of seating. 12 courts total. Middle two are men's doubles and women's doubles and the outside courts are meant for 4s. I wouldn't really recommend coming without a group and even if you have a group, you'll be waiting a while between games. It's pretty wild West in terms of who is next, pretty much have to walk up to a group and ask to play winner or if they have space. The skill level is very wide, but generally above average. If you have a designated group, it's more efficient to go reserve because you'll be waiting for open play courts. I think I got three games in for fours within two hours.

A really cool place. I came here as a spectator. The area is somewhat sketchy but they have plenty…read moreof lighting and videocameras around the parking areas for your car. The courts are maintained very well and the dogs that accompany the players are well behaved. They even have showers on site. They have a small bar but I didn't see a kitchen. The drink prices were very reasonable. A topo chico hard seltzer was less than 5 dollars.

Do you sit around with your friends reminiscing about your glory days back in High School?…read more Well why stop there? Relive it via flag football. Yeah, it's not the same hit up smash mouth you were used to but then again you're not a teenager. A group of my friends and I signed up for this flag football league for the summer. It was a great way for my us to get back together and compete against other groups in a non-violent game. Don't get me wrong just because it's flag football, there's still the competitive nature to each and every game. The bragging rights still are on the table. It was $575 for each team, the season lasted 10 games + a single elimination playoff. Some weekends certain teams play double headers. I especially liked this league because they took stats. The stat categories included: passing, receiving, sacks, interceptions, rushing TDs, and even tackles. It's like REAL LIFE Fantasy Football. I only had tackle stats this season =( They also name player of the weeks and is posted on facebook for all of your friends to see. Also the winning team got tshirts and trophies. Too bad our team sucked it up. There's always next time... The next season starts, August 28th. Best part if you mention YELP, you get $15 bucks off registration, it's not much but a round of gatorade helps.

Have a lot potential to be a great alternative to HSP (Houston Sports League). However probably…read moreneed to do a better job marketing for more teams, HSP is at around 14-16 every season. Also HSP is almost 200 dollars cheaper. Not sure why the price difference when the fields Blitz uses are pretty bad, and the refs are suspect at best. With the amount of money each team has to front for registration I would expect these things to be better. First few weeks of the third season have been pretty disastrous with a last second rain out, and a cancellation due to "unexpected field construction." They should really look into just stepping up and paying the money to rent out better fields. Overall though still a good league, that is obviously in its infancy stages. Hopefully as league management gets more experienced at this type of thing the league will improve. It's worth a sign up in my opinion, assuming they will improve with experience. Seems like a smart group of guys so we'll see.

They setup sports leagues, tournaments, and apparently parties. They have a ton of sports to…read morechoose from. I've only been involved in their flag football leagues and tournaments. They do a decent job of scheduling, getting refs, providing lighted fields. This is a way for me to play flag football year round. Locations of the games vary. They can be at the Sportsplex way down southeast w/ $3 gate fee (that gives you a token for a beer or drink). At Quillian which is by Beltway8 and Westpark. Or at various city parks around the town like Lawrence, Love, Springwoods Park, etc. It isn't that bad to register an entire team and split the cost. A good way to blow off some steam after work.

This is THE premier sports league in Houston. They offer every sport you can think of, and don't…read moresweat it if you can't gather enough people for a team. Just sign up as a Free Agent and you'll be placed on a team. Its a great way to meet new people and get some exercise at the same time. They run the leagues year round, though the summer season has frequent rainouts. Who ever is running this league must be BANKIN', b/c in order to register a team, you must pony up $550, at least for football. But when you win that $2 Championship t-shirt, its alllll worth it, baby. KISS MY PASS for life!