They are a good team. They have improved a lot. But still need more offense . They contend but…read morecould be winning more games. Games are fun. Good for the family. Good way to teach your kids about hockey. And good to watch. Keeps the edge off of going to Dallas for a game. Most of the time the games have plenty of seats. You can get cheap seats. And walk down to a lower section. It's not North or East Coast hockey. But great for being in West Texas.

We registered and paid for our son to play back in June. Middle of August my wife visited them to…read moresee why we had not heard anything yet. My wife was told we would receive a call no later then August 24th to tell what team he was on and when practice was. On the 24th at 6 PM we signed my son up for parkour and flag football as we believed he was not getting assigned to a team. At 9PM we received a call from a coach saying that he would have a practice sometime on Monday. We decided we would go get a refund and was told no by the MSA president. Piss Poor Planning on their part IS a problem on our part. One lonely undeserved star for these folks.

Visiting from Houston, Tx The staff here is friendly and the…read moreplace is HUGE! Basketball, pickleball, weights, indoor soccer field, ping pong, and a lot more. I had a great time experiencing most of what yall offered. Can't wait to come back and check out the rest.

The CORE stands for the Center for Recreational Excellence…read more It's a workout facility in the City of Hobbs which is located in the southeast area of New Mexico. This place has a few pitfalls that keep me from not purchasing a yearly membership: First off, the wait to get to where you're going can be a bit much. The lines are a bit confusing as it is. They've since simplified it within the 9 months that I have lived here, but it could be even more simpler. Second, the clientele are less than appeasing. I tend to cause like a sailor, but not in public. It gets old. Amenities: + cardio equipment on the top floor + free weights, plate loaded, and selectorized machines on the bottom floor + gym (the floor is lined for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, four-square & shuffleboard) + indoor track + lap pool + locker room + personal trainer available + racquetball courts (2 available... reservations also available) + splash pad + spa (for ages 13 years & up) + sports programs (adult & youth) + studio & wellness classes + turf (soccer, flag football, ultimate frisbee, & golf) + water slides (4' & taller) My girls have participated in the volleyball classes here which were okay, but not very competitive. Just this past weekend (5/6/2023) I took the to the splash area for the first time area. Even though I declined to swim, I was still charged admission ($4 for the entire day). My 8 & 9-year-olds were charged $3 apiece for entry. In the splash area which is completely indoors, there are two sets of bleachers and multiple individual lounge chairs and side tables scattered all around. Free parking.

This really was a nice little stadium (of course, I'm kind of biased with how big and landscaped…read moreABQ Isotopes Park is). Nonetheless, there was plenty of available seating on a Wednesday night (6/2). Parking was easy and free. Tickets were $16 to sit right behind home plate (you do not need to buy tickets ahead of time online if you're going to a weekday game, as there were barely a couple hundred people to fill the stands). At first, we were told that based on the section we bought tickets in, that we could get free popcorn, peanuts, and soft drinks. This was not the case. The free goodies were in fact for groups that had wristbands and were part of employers or families that had bought picnic packages. There were plenty of other options anyways that were reasonable - BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs, corn dogs, nachos. I had gotten the big Bushbaby Bush's chicken sandwich for $5.50. I wish I had kind of waited and made a decision after I had walked around to all the food stops, as I'm not kicking myself that I didn't get a chance to try the famous peanut butter jelly bacon hot dog. Oh well. Take meow-t to the ballgame... 2021 #30

This was a fun evening of baseball and entertainment. The food and beverage choice was excellent…read more They had a train and a playground for kids, interactive events with spectators field games between innings. If it is hot and sunny try get seats in sections 7-14 to get some shade. Look for promotion nights. The food was a bit pricey but that was expected they need to make Money since ticket prices are a great deal and they have Thursday night specials.

Yours truly recently acquired the role of "soccer mom" for the first time ever (3/4/2023)…read more In turn, Jefferson Park became our practice field because 1) it's a free public space & 2) hardly anyone goes here! In Jefferson's defense, it is on the south side of town - meaning it's too far for most Hobbsans to consider - plus it's tucked away in a lesser known area. I used to teach at the elementary nearby over 10 years ago... I don't recall any of this being within short walking distance of the school: + basketball courts + bbq grills + lights + pavilions + picnic tables + playground + restrooms + sand volleyball courts + soccer goals + youth baseball fields (still referred to as Bensing Park) + & a .80-mile walking path I give this city park 4 stars because while it has great amenities, it is not at all debris-free nor is it in a particularly nice neighborhood.