My son has been part of the LGU community for 4 years now, both through the recreational league and…read moresummer camps and we continue to have an excellent experience. I recently saw the review around discrimination and was very surprised to read about this experience. Being around this club for so many years, seeing the dense diversity throughout the club and specifically on our teams, I have only witnessed staff and coaches approach all players with equal respect and coaching across the board. This club has continuously shown a desire to grow its programs and develop players to their highest potential, while also focusing on the foundation of enjoying the game and learning long lasting life skills. We continue to look forward to each season with LGU and can't wait to get our younger sons involved in the coming years as well!

I saw the negative review about discriminating behavior and I can tell you that has NOT been our…read moreexperience at all. My daughter has been part of the LGU competitive program for several years now and I can confidently say it stands out as a truly inclusive and development-focused environment for players of all backgrounds. From day one, the program has demonstrated a commitment to equity, respect, and opportunity for every participant, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic background. Coaches and staff foster a culture where diversity is celebrated, and each player is valued not just for their skill, but for who they are. Our teams consistently were (and are) comprised of individuals of all colors and ethnicities and they have been celebrated and cultivated as the best, top players on our team. I've always felt the focus has been on finding the most talented girls with the best skill set for the team. LGU has created a close knit family environment and is working toward making the club a stronger and more desirable destination. I am excited about the move to ECNL and I have universally felt the goal is to grow the club and make it better without regard for race. Staff has also always treated us with respect and attention to strengthening player's skills looking toward supporting their long term goals. I have never witnessed dismissive behavior from club staff directed at certain ethnic groups. I don't know anyone on our team that has felt otherwise and I love their community.

My daughter has received lessons from Cutting Edge for a few years now, and our experience has been…read morefantastic. What I really appreciate is their ability to balance all aspects of great coaching: clear explanations of techniques and skills, knowing how to push and motivate the girls want to get better, and also ensuring they have fun in the process. They also always seem to know what the right approach is to correct something or to improve an area of their game. My daughter always looks forward to lessons and I have seen a significant improvement on the field as a direct result of coming to Cutting Edge. I highly recommend Cutting Edge softball to any young softball players looking to improve their game. Their track record speaks for itself!

I've been taking my older daughter, Anya Shah, to Cutting Edge since she was 8. She started…read morepitching in the Mountain View rec softball league, and after getting some experience in travel ball, she was motivated to improve her game. A quick search led us to Cutting Edge, and from the start, Coach Leann and Coach Terry impressed us with their strong emphasis on pitching fundamentals. Over the years, she has also played in the Palo Alto league and with several elite travel clubs in the area. Even with a 45-minute drive each way, we've stayed committed because it's completely worth it. Within just a few weeks, I could already see Anya developing key skills, especially with her fastball. Coach Leann has a great ability to understand that every player is different and makes small, thoughtful adjustments to help each athlete improve steadily. One thing I really value is that they don't rush into teaching new pitches until the current one is fully mastered. That focus on fundamentals makes a big difference compared to trying to learn everything at once, which often doesn't last. What truly sets Cutting Edge apart is how they build on what your daughter already brings, instead of trying to completely change her style. Over the past eight years, they've been consistent, thoughtful, and incredibly effective, and we recommend them to everyone. Beyond pitching, Coach Ron has also been excellent, helping Anya develop strong hitting fundamentals. Today, she plays for an elite travel ball team and is a varsity starter at a top high school, and much of that growth is thanks to Coach Leann, Coach Terry, Coach Ron, and the entire Cutting Edge staff. If I could give more than five stars, I would without hesitation. As a family, we're truly grateful for Coach Leann's guidance and commitment over the years.

Our family has done the travel ball circuit as our son has grown up playing baseball the last 7…read moreyears. Some clubs have been ok, some have been terrible. SJBTC has been a bright point in the travel ball scene. Ernie is a top notch coach and runs a good program. His group of coaches and players operate more like a family than a team. IMO this is how you get the most of your players and the players get the most of the coaches. Not the most glamorous facility, but hardwork is built in the trenches and not on aesthetics. Opt for lessons, practice, tournaments, showcases. Both baseball and softball. Beginners and ballers can be found here. If your son/daughter wants to put in the hours to be a better ball player, I suggest SJBTC as the best solution. Go Bulldogs!

This place is a hidden gem and I do mean hidden; it's all the way behind Fry's Electronics closest…read moreto the VTA Light Rail tracks. Plenty of parking and come right after work 5:00/5:30pm on Mondays for free range of any batting cage! I love how this place didn't even bat an eye (pun intended) at a pregnant woman wanting to whack a few slow pitch softballs to blow off some steam. Of course, I had the doc's permission, so it's was a perfect experience. Buy $15 of tokens on the debit card, borrow a bat at the desk and helmet from the back wall, you're good to go! I would recommend hand sanitizer before and after, as well as bringing a baseball cap to wear underneath the helmets if you borrow one - note: helmets are required and it doesn't matter if you're doing slow pitch or fast pitch or if your younger or older - helmets for all.

Posted hours on Yelp and at the gate says open on Sunday at 11AM. My son has a game and could use…read morethe rounds at the cages before it. Schedule is tight to get rounds in and get to the game at the prescribed time. 11:10 and no one is here. Don't post the hours if you're not open.

The Christian Athletic Association is the best kept secret in the San Jose metro area! There are…read morehundreds of thousands of youth soccer leagues in the U.S., but what makes the CAA different is it uses soccer as a vehicle to drive home the gospel message of Jesus Christ. The conduct of the league administrators reflect that. While games are lively and fun, the emphasis centers around sportsmanship and respect. That's because the league strives to glorify God and honor Christ in everything it thinks, says and does. My 6-year-old daughter Evangeline had never kicked a soccer ball until she played in the CAA's fall 2024 season, and, despite her newness to the sport, Evangeline caught on quickly and Saturdays became a highlight of her week! I would highly encourage parents in the San Jose area to register their kids in the CAA - it'll be an experience they won't soon forget!

I reffed for the CAA Mens Soccer League and found the new Leaders to be anything but Christian…read more Their actions are on and off the field are anything but Christian. They don't pay the referees on time and it takes several months for them to pay. Example: June games were paid at the end of August and discrepancies are still outstanding for July games they haven't paid yet. I and several other referees will not ref for them again and I would not recommend associating with them at this time.

Our 5 year old had his first-ever skateboarding lesson with Estevan today. It went well! He learned…read morehow to push, "shoes on screws," turn and do a trick (on the dirt). Estevan was patient and kind with our son, making learning fun and giving him space when he got distracted by his surroundings. We were even given tips on how to help our son practice. We loved our experience with Go Go Skateboarding Lessons. Estevan is a great coach!

Yes!! Definitely 5 stars for this business run by coach Diego and team! Absolutely one of the best…read moreskateboarding classes that I've ever enrolled for my kids in South Bay area. We were referred by our community friend, and this class is located in Los Alamitos Elementary school in Almaden Valley area. Coach Diego really takes care each of the student. And there is a reason why he limits the number of students for each class, so then every kid would get enough attention from the coaches. This class is also perfect for first timers kids who want to explore skateboarding. My daughter did not even know how to cruise at first and coach Diego and team gave a lot of encouragement to boost her confidence. And they always gave her support to finally cruise by herself. If you're looking for skateboarding class, enroll from this business! and you will understand what I was writing about.

I am so disappointed with this league. Their website is not user friendly in finding out much about…read morethe youth basketball program. Emails are not sent out consistently to former players, so myself and others have missed the registration completely. When calling them, Kathy is very nice:) To top it off, when I finally got to the registration and wait list page...the links don't work!!!!! Omg! I am going to go somewhere else where they are more competent on how to run a youth sports program. This is church, so this may not be a priority, and it shows.

My 3 grandchildren, 2 boys and a girl have been playing basketball at Calvary church for the past 5…read moreyears. This is a first rate organization for the kids. Uniforms, league refs in pin stripe shirts, and an incredible friendliness highlight this effort. I am so very committed to spreading the good word about this league. All the kids play in every game and are taught sportsmanship and good on court etiquette, yet the play remains competitive. Our family is so thankful to the Church for putting this on in their first rate gym. Oh, and you don't have to be a Church member or even a Christian to play. Just sign up and suit up the kids and don't forget your camera!

So this will be our 2nd year playing for the league. Its Thursday, and opening day is on Saturday,…read morestill no uniforms or hats. Crazy. Seems ok. I think its real cliquey though. We'll see.

And so it begins. The place where my dream first started. The dream to play major league…read morebaseball... the dream of becoming the next Ricky Henderson (I worshiped this cat when I was young) the dream of becoming the next Griffey or Bonds. Campbell Little League was the dopest little league around. Growing up all we thought about was making the majors 9-12yr olds. T-ball, farm, minors were all just stepping stones. Campbell little league and baseball in general is what kept me straight growing up. While my boys were wild'n out on the streets, I was at the field 24-7. I would either be playing, practicing, studying other teams, announcing, even umpiring at times (dream job as a teen). Most importantly I learned how to be a team player and a leader... more or less, they taught me how to be a man in the work place. I coached my old team one summer when I was 18 and it was one of the best experiences in my life! If you live in Campbell and have a boy/girl who wants to play ball... hopefully you are in their district!