We absolutely love Allsport Soccer Arena in Northampton MA. My husband and I both play on co-ed…read moreintramural teams for fun and have had so much fun. It's a great community space for all ages

Great space to play indoor soccer and other sports for kids and adults. Friendly, helpful staff.read more

Its a pretty good place to be at for soccer players and a decent soccer store, I wish the store had…read moremore stuff

Year after year, this company has issues where we are not receiving our products even though we…read moreorder more than a month before the season starts. We are now a month into our season, and we still do not have our complete uniforms. We did not have any of our uniforms for our first game. We were also told that if we stopped purchasing ADDIDAS uniforms, this would no longer happen. Guess what? We switched our uniforms and we still don't have them. This company has nothing but excuses. I hope our town league switches manufacturers because this place is awful.

Phenomenal store. They had exactly what I was looking for my kid. The owner was super polite…read moreknowledgeable and helpful on what I needed for my daughter. Bringing my son for basketball gear.

From the owner: Providing gently used, male and female "like new" dance and sports attire, shoes and accessories at…read moremuch lower prices. Specializing in dance and gymnastics, however, growing into all sports, such as: youth/young adult cheer, football softball/baseball, soccer, hockey, basketball, etc. Also consigning and direct buying gently used items by appointment.

"You may be a construction worker workin' on a home Might be…read morelivin' in a mansion, you might live in a dome" (Bob Dylan) Today we headed over to Dudleytown Brewing to check out a craft fair, but as we pulled into the driveway we were struck by a new and gigantic domed structure to our left. Welcome to the Day Hill Dome. It's the centerpiece of the Champions Way complex that someday will add two hotels, three synthetic turf, and one natural grass athletic field to the Dome and brewery, making it quite the tourist and recreation destination. The dome covers 95,000 square-foot, boasts an 80-foot ceiling, and can be divided into four sections. We saw lacrosse, field hockey, and flag football youth games going on when we visited. The place was packed with parents watching the games at field level and up on a second-floor viewing deck. They have all kinds of options for leagues to use the facility, to join their own leagues, to join a drop-in game, or even to rent out the upper platform for a private event. Pretty cool, don't you think?

My son started to play flag football at Day Hill Dome and we were wowed by it! Easy to get to, tons…read moreof parking, and organized once you get inside. You enter on the lower level where you access the fields, each labeled by number. You can watch your child play on that lower level (sitting on the turf or ledge bench) or there is an upper level with some seating where you can also view the fields from above. Most parents with olds kids watched from above, while families of younger kids stayed closed by. Very fun cool place! Located right next to Dudleytown Brewing for a post game beer (will be trying that soon!)

My son has been playing at Real futbol Academy for more than 3 years. He gets the instruction that…read morehe needs, coupled with discipline. I am pleased with the quality of the program, the organization, and most important is that my son Gabriel really loves it. Highly recommended!!

I dont write reviews that often, but I will here. I like Real Futbol training for my kids because…read moreyou feel the genuine sense that training kids the right way to play soccer is there number #1 goal. The fundementals of Soccer is not just an kick the ball sport but it is one that takes quick decisions and a thought process to play the game. The foundation is built on education and instructors taking the time to do this during practices and gameplay. I have coached for years and have actually coached against some Real Futbol teams and have observed their gameplay coaching on the sidelines. I agree with Real Futbol's philosophy and there training programs. They offer a variety of Soccer fundemental training programs throughout the year for all types of skill sets, they also have Soccer tournaments throughout the year to play in if you'd like.

Both of my sons really enjoyed Socceropolis!! We've been multiple times and have recommended it to…read moremany friends over the past few years. Coach Milton has a tremendous amount of experience coaching kids and is such a fun guy...all the kids really love him! The program focuses on teaching kids not only how to play the game but also how to have fun. It's so important for kids to enjoy the activities they do and this program encourages that. Deb is the admin...she's amazing to deal with too. If only I could bottle Coach Milton & Deb's amazing energy!! I highly recommend Socceropolis for little ones of all ages. A++

From the owner: Socceropolis, LLC is a unique soccer program designed for boys and girls ages 3 - 8yr olds. Our…read moreprogram provides Soccer Classes, Soccer Camps and Soccer Birthday Parties. Children will learn the basic FUNdamentals of soccer such as dribbling, trapping, passing, shooting, and play actual soccer games. Here at Socceropolis, we strive to instill the love of soccer in every child and encourage sportsmanship, teamwork and fair play. Our fast-paced soccer program will motivate each child to build coordination, motor skills, balance and movement in a fun, safe and supportive environment.

This is store is MUCH nicer than the FSA location. The FSA location is inside of FSA while the…read moreGlastonbury location is inside of a small shopping complex with a lot more things to do around it. The actual store itself is nice and new. I will be shopping at the Glastonbury location from now on.

This store is fine but watch out for bad service. I asked for shoes in my size and they brought me…read morea size too small but I couldn't read the tag bc of the tall heal. Then were unable to exchange the next week. I asked if they had my size and they did so it was literally just someone not doing their job. They suggested contacting Nike. I expect that at dicks or modells but for the price of these products they should be putting the shoes on my feet like a new balance or soundrunner

Decent spot -- getting a bit old & its a challenge to get spots there.read more

Review 100! I would like to thank the Yelp community for showing me the ways, helping me to become…read morean active member, and encouraging me to Yelp bravely in this big world. It's fun, it's helpful, and you just feel good about it when you do it ;) I would also like to thank my stomach, because let's be honest, most of my check ins are food and drink related. I'd also like to thank my curiosity for driving me to eat daring and explore often. So finally I review Oakwood. I have been playing soccer here since 2004 when I played with the UConn Club team. Some things have grown and changed, but some things still stay the same. Both have their pluses and minuses. The referees are the same. Some of these guys I remember calling my games 8 years ago. Many of them still remember me and the teams I played with. That's pretty cool. With different refs though you get different interpretations of the rules as you will with any sport. Sometimes it gets a little frustrating I will admit, but when you know them by their names you can't really be mad at them (maybe just for a few minutes). You do see the same teams, the same players year after year. It really is just like a big soccer club. Everyone knows everyone and eventually you end up playing on the same team or against each other at one point or another. The co-ed leagues do vary in their competitiveness. Some teams take it very seriously (sometimes too much) and some just want to have fun. Teams are kind of expensive, so I would suggest recruiting quite a few people. Besides, you never know who can make when, etc. because the co-ed games range from 6:30 kickoffs to 10:30. If you are a woman and looking to play, teams almost always need players on any given day of the week. Super easy to get in on a team and meet some new people! They recently put in new turf this year. Cleats are not allowed, but I highly recommend turf shoes rather than regular indoor shoes/flats. I was slipping and sliding everywhere in my old indoor shoes. They just were not cutting it. They also have a nice bar and small snack bar for post game camaraderie. Another new addition there since my first sessions there are showers in the changing rooms! There are a few small "rooms" off the main changing room area with some nice showers. These "rooms" however do not have doors, but it's better than nothing. If you are missing something (or you forgot it running out the door for work that morning) they do have a shop there too. They sell shorts, replica jerseys, t-shirts, socks, and shoes. Oakwood has everything you need for getting back into soccer or continuing your football frenzy addiction.