Great program. Coaches take genuine interest in kids. Although they want to win games its clear…read moreteaching kids is their main goal and they have the kids' best interest in mind. UW bball standout Mike Johnson heads the program and he does a great all around job.

I've played for hoopaholics for 5 years and I play for multiple hoopaholics teams. I love my…read morecoaches and my teammates. I still talk to some of my old coaches. Over the years I've learned so much about basketball and am well on my way to my goal of playing professionally. Hoopaholics is a great place for competitive players that want to improve their game.

Super great basketball league. It's really professional. I watch them play every week, lots of fun…read moreand everyone is more than welcome to watch.

From the owner: To host professional basketball leagues and tournaments, as well as basketball training for kids,…read moreadults, professional players.

Always a fun experience with ComebackSports. I've been playing flag football for roughly 6-7 years…read morethrough Comeback. I've also played softball and basketball. Although there may be a few rough seasons with certain refs they always will try and fix any issues that come up. The office staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. If you are looking for just some recreational sports fun (i.e. Kickball for adults) or enjoy some real competition, ComebackSports is the place to start!!

About me: Long-time soccer player now playing casually. Played with Comeback for four seasons…read more Overall impression: If you're looking for a laid back rec soccer experience, this is a fantastic league. It's easy to start a team or to join as an independent player, the level of player is diverse (with plenty of room for folks new or out of soccer shape), and the general vibe is merry. Pros: - incredibly helpful customer service (go Vanessa!) - easy to join - reasonable price (~70.00 per person if a free agent, less if you make a team) - consistent location (at least for soccer) Cons: - website is a bit stiff to work with - ref experience is generally fine but can vary (all the refs are pleasant but not all are great at calling the game) Personal fit: - you'd need to check the league timing to see whether the days/times work for you - 1 to 2 games per week (7 v 7 sometimes 2, 11 v 11 usually just 1) - I sometimes wish the games were a little longer... (7 v 7 is 25 minute halves) - the style is laid back - it gets competitive but some folks may want more competition than the league will offer - the skill level varies but is very friendly to new/out-of-shape players - some folks may want a more competitive league - minimum of extra rules (e.g., no macho rule) - I love this but may frustrate folks looking for league-restriction of skill level or play style Highly recommend you give the league a try if you think it fits your style.

We enjoy this pickup basketball league. Run by a respectable person. For the most of it, it's a fun…read moreatmosphere. Always have the few in ant league who will challenge that, but when it comes to it, it is run very well for those who enjoy the sport.

The only good thing about this league is that it guarantees you a game a week... otherwise there is…read moreno quality control. Ref start the game clock well before tip off for some reason and let several minutes run before the game even start, have no training whatsoever and do not enforce clock stoppage under 2 minutes, so competitive games get ruined when 25 seconds blow on a dead ball the clock cause the ref does not alarm the scorekeeper (happened multiple times). Owners of the league have no care about the actual quality anymore as long as they get signups for each season they're happy to sit back while the quality diminishes each season with lesser quality reffing + competitive balancing. Game postings used to be done several days in advance to make scheduling around it easier, but now they're released the day before which makes it harder for players to schedule around.

I have played in this league for quite a while...my only regret is that I haven't been playing…read morelonger. The camaraderie and long term friendships I've made both on the field and off can't be described in a review. The league leadership have done a wonderful job to bring the game we loved as kids back to life for us as an adult. Come try out, message me, come watch a game, check out the website, whatever....regardless of age, sex, experience level, or ability....there is a team and a place for everyone. If you love baseball this is THE league for you. We have 9 divisions, each with at least 4-5 teams and recreational, intermediate, and competitive levels of play. You shouldn't be allowed to have this much fun!!! I've played in other leagues across the country; there is no comparison. Come check out the PSSBL!!! Play ball!

I joined the PSSBL in 2018, I finished high school ball and went to a community college. I missed a…read moredeadline to walk on and didn't want to stop playing so I found the PSSBL. I entered the yearly draft and was selected 1st round in the 18+ division advanced skill level. My first year playing wood bat and I did AWFUL. I hit sub .200 and I was clearly outmatched pitching. 2019 and onward I joined the intermediate 18+ division and I've hit right around .300 each year since. In 2023, I started my own team in the PSSBL. Now that I'm a GM of a team and I have a few meetings a year with all the other teams and board members, I can see how efficiently and well run this league is put together as a non-profit league and every penny we pay as players is accounted for. It is the largest men's adult baseball league in Washington State and that's because there are 9 divisions spanning ages 18+ to 60+ and three skill levels over those 9 divisions. In my opinion the league is fantastic and unless I move away, I see myself playing in the league until I'm forced to retire from baseball.

A truly amazing competitive volleyball training facility. Just opened…read more As a parent, I appreciate the design details like plenty of viewing space on the glassed-in (quiet!) upper level, as well as the excellent coaching.

Daughter did the 1 month program , only learned 2 valuable things. A couple of the boy coaches in…read moreparticular are rude. Laughing in kids faces because they don't know how to do something. On the first day of the program they did not give any proper information on what they do there , just expected everyone to know everything whilst also expecting everybody to be perfect. They have favoritism towards club kids and keep them on court 1/2. They do not help the less skilled kids and just let them do drills when they are not even trying to the best of their ability , they have new coaches on courts every practice , and if u ask for help they will expect you to get it in one try with no mistakes.

Family run, family oriented, and provides a good level of competition. There are 3 coaches per…read moreteam, so every player receives lots of attention, which is rare. The director of Spaceneedle is an Olympian and world champion, and her knowledge of the game is incomparable. While playing for Spaceneedle, our kids have grown in skils and in confidence, and we highly recommend this community.

They don't allow parents inside. Raquel is not professional and does't respond to phone calls!!read more

Netball is a fast, skillful team game based on running, jumping, throwing and catching. It is…read moreplayed by two teams each consisting of 7 players - 2 shooters, 2 defenders and 3 center court players. Each player has a playing position which determines the areas of the court that they may access. The positions are identified by bibs worn above the waist on both the front and back of each player. The positions are listed below. The aim of the game is to score as many goals as possible from within the Goal Circle; a semi-circle centered on the goal line and measuring 16ft radius. Only the GS and GA may score goals. Goals are scored through a hoop resembling a basketball hoop but without a backboard. Each goal scores 1 point. The netball moves up and down the court by catching and throwing it to other team members. Dribbling and moving with the ball are not allowed. Each player may only hold the ball for 3 second at a time before being penalized. The Club has an ever increasing player base most of which originated from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, England, Wales, Ireland and Malaysia. We are actively recruiting new members, particularly trying to involve more Americans and are eager to share netball with anybody and everybody who may be interested.

Maybe it was different in the past, but playing here is not open to the general public, unless…read moreyou're the guest of a UW student or faculty member. Staff has even posted a crude sign on the front door saying exactly this, so they likely get some number of people coming in regularly and thinking the place is open to all.

My son used to go learning tennis there over year. At that…read moretime back then, Ms. Jennifer was his instructor. He was struggling to serve, she guided my son and other player very closely. Better ideas and advises were given. She sees players carefully individually not only giving them fun time as like other tennis clubs do. They had sumner camps too. I wish my son choose this club again since it is close to my house.