My son signed up and paid in full in November of 2024 to participate in the 2025 summer league. He…read moresuffered an injury which required surgery and was not able to participate. I immediately let Sean know of the situation and he said the refund would be processed in April. I did not receive the refund and asked again - he replied it was the busy season and did not have time to process the refund. After the season, I asked again and was told it would be processed. We are now in January of 2026 and still no refund, no replies from Sean. I have held off on writing a review in the hopes the refund would show up. It has not. AVOID this league.

This is one of the worst experiences of my son's life joining this league. It's $2000 if you live…read morein their provided resorts where they assign 6-7 kids per 2 bedroom and there's not enough space to sleep so you're sleeping outside. You are promised 22-24 games per season but 5 games have been cancelled over the past week and no plan to make them up at all. The games are promised to be played on pristine fields. Several games were played on short, fields in bad shape and fields without pitchers mounds. Sean Lomas, the commissioner, is a disgrace. He is rude and pompous. He states no refunds of any kind will be given as the umpires and fields are paid for already. If you have 5 plus games cancelled and not made up, where does that money go. In his pocket, that's where!! Beware!! Do not play in this league!!

This place is amazing. I checked out other wrestling clubs in the area to send my son to and…read morenothing compared. The pricing was awesome, the coaches friendly, yet stern and very knowledgeable, and their workout facility was better then most of the High Schools in the area. They set their registration fee based on family income using the free school lunch program as a guide. If your family gets free lunch your child wrestles for free. They truly live up to their motto "Every child who wants to wrestle should have the opportunity to wrestle"

A great community based club, they welcome everyone at every level, and the best part is the cost…read moreis little to nothing!

This is an old school gym meant for people that come to lift without it being a club atmosphere…read more They have plenty of plates, dumbbells go up to 150lbs, the machines are antiquated but honestly, so what? I don't need a pretty set of weights to lift. The down side is the cafe is never open when I'm there. I work early morning from 5 to 7ish and it would be nice to sit down and have a cup of coffee and chill out. It does get hot inside during the summer and cold in the winter. This doesn't matter to me but I'm sure many want climate control as comfortable as possible. I like this gym because it's no nonsense. I can workout without the TickTocers filming or instagram models taking pictures. This is an actual gym with a shut up and lift attitude

Amazing place and the people are great there ! The first time I went and I was completely impressed…read morewith this gym by far !

I've been to all kinds of sporting events in my life, including a few on the biggest stage…read morepossible, but I'm pretty easy to please at baseball games. This park was clean, a bit small but *relatively* well sized to the size of the town! It was actually packed the night we went because it was Bark in the Park. Cheap tickets, cheap but tasty concession food (as expected at college summer league baseball) and good ball! Had a great time. I actually have a special shout out to give as I left my purse at the game (like an idiot) someone picked it up and gave it to Jack, the front office manager, and they called us that night to let us know when we could come back tomorrow. Excellent service! Will be going again when I am back in Wilmington during summer.

it's not minor league, and tickets are $15-$17.00; lower your expectations people. These are…read morecollege kids wanting to continue play into the summer.

The Summerville soccer club is perfect for those players that desire improvement in all areas of…read moresoccer. There's no comparison to the YMCA, where there it's more just for beginners. SSC has great coaching, plenty of practice times, generally 3-4 times a week. Plus, they actively compete against other leagues across the state and tricounty area.

From the owner: Founded in 1981, Summerville Soccer Club has provided youth soccer instruction and development for…read moremore than 35 years. Home to over 1,100 soccer players, our goal is to provide the best opportunity for players to develop and enhance their soccer abilities, while maintaining a love for the game.

Freakin' AWESOME...hotties banging bodies on wheels…read more $3 IPAs supplied by Cape Fear Beer and Wine, cool crowd, loved it.

**** We just…read morecompleted our final games of the 2026 tournament, and unfortunately the experience was disappointing. Over the course of two evenings, our team had the same two umpires, one identified as **Guy**, and there were numerous missed calls that significantly impacted play. There were multiple incorrect safe/out calls and inconsistent ball and strike calls, to the point that even the opposing team's GameChanger reflected what should have been the correct calls. What was even more concerning was the response we received when these issues were brought to tournament personnel. We were met with comments such as, *"What do you expect us to do?"* We understand that youth sports are emotional and that no official is perfect. Our family has been involved in youth baseball for many years and has participated in tournaments hosted by many different organizations. While bad calls happen, the combination of repeated officiating issues and the attitude displayed by tournament staff made this one of the most unprofessional experiences we have encountered. We hope the organization reviews these concerns and takes steps to improve the experience for future players and families. Youth athletes deserve better.

So this year, we decided to head to Myrtle Beach to the Ripken Experience. We did the week long…read moretournament and everyone made a vacation out of it. The fields are absolutely awesome. It's an experience I'm so glad my son got to experience and I got to coach at. Everything was immaculate. Very clean. The staff was phenomenal. Couldn't have been any more helpful. The onsite photography company, Glossy Finish, was on their game. They got action shots of my son that I could never get. So why only 3 stars??? Before the tournament, we had a coach's meeting. At the meeting, we have the head umpire go over everything and tell us how "approachable" the umpires are and that they're "AAA" umpires. Ok. Great. Now in my 25 years of coaching, I may have had 3 arguments with an umpire. My goal is to get these players ready for HS. We had 2 catchers with us. In game 2, our other catcher started. Wound up getting very labored in the heat. We switch catchers during the inning to get him some rest. He leads off when we get up. I notice when he gets to first, he's breathing EXTREMELY heavy. I ask for time and ask to speak to the umpires. The plate umpire responds "What's the issue?" I was like. The kid has heat exhaustion and his hyperventilating. Can we get a medic. He actually says... "You need to discuss that with your coach. " I responded, "Don't you work here? How would he know how to get a medic here??? Can we get someone here before this kid passes out?" The whole time, the field umpire could care less and didn't even take a step towards the poor kid to see what his condition was. Ultimately, he got medical attention, but these 2 guys, 1 of which we wound up having almost every game, were the most unapproachable human beings I've ever met. Even the other team commented to me, "What was that about?" I'm still confused. The rest of the week went fine, I knew what kind of person I was dealing with officiating wise and just went about our business. All in all, a great facility to play baseball.

Horrible check in services! One at the register but 7…read morepeople watching kids play doing nothing! Even Chuck Cheese machines can scan a code and can give tickets. Will be cancelling after this month!

We visited SkyZone in Florence, SC, and left feeling shocked and disappointed. A teenage jumper was…read morerepeatedly doing double flips--which are clearly prohibited by the loudspeaker announcements ("No double flips or gainers"). It created a chaotic and unsafe environment. At one point, the entire jump area felt like it was being taken over just for him, and he was encouraging kids to join in. Parents began pulling their children off the trampolines--it was that unsettling. I calmly approached a staff member who seemed intimidated and unwilling to step in. When I raised my concerns to the manager, she completely dismissed them and defended the boy, saying, "He's a great guy. He wouldn't hurt anyone." She insisted he wasn't breaking any rules--even though it was clearly stated over the loudspeaker. It felt like she knew him personally , and her biased attitude showed a complete lack of concern for guest safety or policy enforcement. We left immediately, as I no longer felt my children were safe. This location needs serious oversight and better training for its management