Located near the 7 Eleven, it's a dedicated retail store for die-hard soccer players, otherwise,…read moreyou can just go to Sport chek, but I'll digress as usual. They carry more of the European brands like Diadora, Puma, and Adidas. Friendly service.

A great place to get fitted out with serious soccer gear. It's not a big store, but it has all the…read moreimportant stuff. They also have a small selection of rugby equipment including boots and headgear. They do have a very wide range of soccer boots - far better than the general sports stores like Sportschek across the road. I got both my sons kitted out here very well for a very good price. The only reason I'm not giving them 5 stars is that they seem to have rather too many Arsenal shirts and other fanwear than is strictly necessary.

Great selection, and knowledgeable chill staff…read more There's a SportChek across the street but definitely check this place out first for anything remotely soccer-related.

I have been away from the 'beautiful game' for many years and since deciding to take up the sport…read moreagain I needed new boots. Long story short, the owner Craig shared a wealth of information with me and really took the time to put me into the perfect shoes. Thanks again Craig. I will certainly be back.

My daughter and I dropped by to check out some soccer balls. Pricing is comparable to the bigger…read moresporting goods stores. The store is clean and well organized. And they have a huge selection on soccer gear and knowledgeable & friendly staff.

We stopped in for a quick visit while heading back from the Hello Kitty Cafe and were pleasantly…read moresurprised by the selection they had available. The store was clean, organized, and had a decent variety of merchandise to browse. I'm mainly leaving this review because I managed to get one of the coolest photos of my husband with the giant FIFA ball! If you're in the area, it's definitely worth swinging by to snap a fun picture and take a look around.

First time at this SC location…read more I was completely impressed with my entire experience. The store modern, big and bright, with the best merchandising I've seen in a long time. When I first walked in, I was greeted with a smile by a girl working at a welcoming station at the front. I asked where men's shoes were, and she showed me, but also informed me that a sales associate that was in our vicinity could help me. Perfect ! I knew exactly what I needed. I showed him the item on my phone, he looked up the product # on his handheld and off he went to get it for me. He quickly reappeared with box in hand! The shoes were exactly what I wanted and they were on sale for a really great price. I went to the cash area, where there were a few people in front of me. I didn't have to wait for more than a minute or two before it was my turn. The cashier was also smiling and friendly. She showed me how to maximize my points on the Triangle App, then I paid and was on my way. This was a really great shopping experience with customer service that goes above and beyond.

Walkable from street parkings and bus stops. A small parking lot on the side closer to the…read morebasketball court. There's a soccer field, baseball field, basketball court and a tennis court. The high school share the park as well. A nice spacious place to throw the balls with your dogs, walk and have fun with friends and family, and good tanning spot.

I have bought almost every jersey I have from T & C on Hornby. I find the prices are cheaper than…read moreany other similar type of store in the city. Staff are always cool, and ya, they are on your side for sure. They have dropped the price sometimes when I have bought more than one item too. Gotta love that!

Whether you're a fan of the New Zealand All Blacks, the English national soccer (footie) team, or…read morethe BC Lions, you'll find threads to wear your pride here. The shelves are packed with jerseys in the littlest to biggest sizes. And for anyone who is raising a Canucks fan, there a matching sleeper set with baby blanket. Prices are what you'd expect for things with official logos -- in the mid-range. Not any bargains that I could find, but the 2010 T-shirts here are tastefully designed and affordable(ish) at around $30-35. I even considered buying one for more than a minute. Considered. If you don't find what you're looking for (and actually looking through everything would take the better-part of an afternoon), do ask the helpful staff here. They're on your side.

Since beginning MLS play in 2011, the Vancouver Whitecaps have been a mediocre team at best. The…read moreteam's best season was in 2015 when they won the Voyageurs Cup, awarded to the winners of the Canadian Championship. That year, they finished in second place in the MLS Western Conference, third place overall, and advanced to the Conference Semifinals where they lost to the eventual MLS Cup champions and their longtime rivals, the Portland Timbers. The Whitecaps play in BC Place (opened 1983; renovated 2009, 2011), located in the heart of Vancouver, just on the north side of False Creek, downtown. With an official seating capacity of 22,120, Whitecap games are well-attended with an average annual attendance of 21,143 over the last five years (95.6% average capacity). Despite lackluster results on the pitch, Vancouver fans come out to support and it's not surprising given how popular MLS has become, particularly with in-person attendance, over the years. FYI, BC Place was the main stadium for the 2010 Winter Olympics. A couple of prolific former Whitecaps include Brazilian forward Camilo Sanvezzo (a.k.a. "Camilo"), Chilean midfielder Pedro Morales, and Danish goalkeeper David Ousted. To date, Camilo and Morales have been Vancouver's top two goalscorers at 43 and 29 goals, respectively. Morales is actually tied for second with fellow midfielder and teammate for two seasons (2015-16), Uruguayan Cristian Techera. Ousted, who played for Vancouver from 2013-17, is tied for the third-most appearances with the team. He holds the team records for most wins, clean sheets, and saves, all coming in the fruitful 2014-15 era. Uniquely, in 2020, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and Canadian quarantine rules, the Whitecaps played their remaining home games at Providence Park in Portland, Oregon. Providence Park is home to the aforementioned Timbers, one of the Whitecaps' biggest rivals. It was nice of the Timbers to host the Whitecaps during this global crisis.

Hello whitecaps/BC place, I am extremely disappointed with…read moreyour staff in the accessible elevator last Saturday, aka whitecaps vs charlotte (March 2/24). I have always brought my wheelchair to the games and this is the first time I decided to try the accessible entrance & wow I am sadly disappointed. On the way in we had no issues/staff was kind. Than after the game was finished, we waited in our seats till the arena was 80% empty, to than go to the same elevator, the elevator was full every time it opened with able bodied people going up and down. We decided we couldn't keep waiting for a clear elevator so we hopped on (a pretty full elevator) to go from level 3 to 4, & a father decided to shove all of his children in "Theres enough space" he says when there clearly was not. I was getting squished in my wheelchair (to the point where I had to request my bf to give me more space cause I was so uncomfortable) and there was a disabled older lady in front of me with a cane, she was also getting squishes up against the wall and looked/sounded like she was in a lot of pain (she also complained to me about able kids trying to use it on the way in). I wish I took a photo but I wasn't able to since I was so frustrated and trying to keep my distance from this lady in front of me. I couldn't help myself but to say loudly to everyone in there "Oh are the ramps broken?! Just so you all know this elevator is for disabled people and this lady is getting squished she looks extremely uncomfortable!" & Nobody said anything, So I repeated myself but louder and angrier looking right at the idiot father. Than as I am getting off the elevator I say to your staff (Older, extra large woman with grey hair) "This is for disabled people" & She had the audacity to laugh and say "bring a book next time" I am beyond furious I didn't get her name, but she should not be working for BC place at the accessible entrance with this attitude. If I see her again I will give her a piece of my mind as she did hers. Also please stop playing disturbing music at the beginning of your games. This is meant to be a family friendly venue not a nightclub that needs to beep out every second word of a song (thats how you can tell its not for children FYI)

Went in there, or tried to go in there, today to buy some CFL stuff for Grey Cup. Asked me what…read moreprecisely I wanted before I got in the door. I told him I had $300 on me to buy some CFL merchandise for a business I was representing. He told me no browsing and he never even let me in the door. So I walked two blocks away to Granville Sports, and the owner there was super accommodating, even dug some merchandise out of storage for me. I know which of those two businesses I will spend money at in the future.

Horrible experience. Sign said it was open, one customer at a time, to wait for door to be…read moreunlocked. Guy came to the door VERY RELUCTANTLY, shook his head at us, & refused to let one of us in, talked over us, & just said 'on-line sales only, curb-side pick up'. Dude, change your signage & web-site. And get some customer service skills. Now that I know you prefer customers who shop on-line, I'll do that. Just not at your shop. I'd rather go without than buy from you. Shocked you're still in business. From the reviews, you can't use the pandemic as an excuse. You're just not a people person.

Great service and friendly knowledgable staff. I appreciate all the help getting me and kids…read moreoutfitted.

The best selection of goalie gear in North Van…read more While section at front, right side corner. Blockers and trappers galore but limited on pants & chest/arm. Just a week refund policy. Have own parking lot.

Ever since "Whip-It" brought derby to people who otherwise would've had no reason to know about it,…read morethe sport has been tearing up tracks all over North America. With leagues popping up all across Canada, in small towns and big cities alike, it's getting easy to see great derby anywhere. If you live in Vancouver, then you're lucky enough to have your very own league to cheer for. The Terminal City Roller Girls have been around for just over 5 years, expanding and growing at an incredible rate. Just this year they added a fourth house team and secured multiple dates at the PNE Forum, a slight step-up from Minoru Arena in Richmond and Kerrisdale Arena in, where else, Kerrisdale. With a DIY, yet professional feel, this non-profit player run organization manages to bring a broad spectrum of fans to their bouts. A mixture of tongue-in-cheek sass and incredible athleticism, the Terminal City Roller Girls have something for everyone to cheer for. The Bad Reputations - Sporting Teal and lightning bolts like it's going out of style, these Joan Jett inspired rockers are the defending champs, three years in a row! This season, everyone is talking about who's taking down the trophy. If the Bad Reps have anything to say about it, that conversation will end real quick. The Faster Pussy Cats - If you like your victims scratched to death, cult classic films from the 70's and sequined purple hot pants, then the FPC are your team. Just remember, whether in the stands or the beer garden, FPC fans cheer from the Litter Box. Public Frenemy - The newest addition to the TCRG roster, Public Frenemy is coming straight ouf of Compto...er...Vancouver. With orange, green and attitude, this hip-hop inspired crew comprised of rookies and select veterans will have you twisting your head to keep up with their speedy jammers. Riot Girls - Camo? Tanks? That shoot? Smoke? Trash can lids and baseball bats? I think the description should be fairly self-evident. The Riot Girls are not a team to be messed with. Fresh off a rebuilding year, the Riot Girls are going to be an exciting team to watch this season. And as if THAT weren't enough, the TCRG also has their travel team, the All-Stars.

My first bout was the free exhibition they did at Robson Square at the end of last summer and I was…read morehooked! But since the season was over I couldn't get my fix... until now. Last night's season opener at the Kerrisdale Arena with the Faster Pussycats v Atomic City (from Tri-Cities, WA) and the Bad Reputations v Riot Girls was the most exciting sporting event I've ever been to. The Bad Rep/Riot Girl grudge match was a rematch of the past two championship bouts and the crowd was electric. Derby is back with this real (not staged), competitive, action packed, player owned and operated league!