I signed up for the Softball league beginning April 23 2023 on Tuesdays after attending a social…read moreevent, where I got the opportunity to meet a couple of other folks who were interested. Despite registering on time and paying the full amount (referral coupon s3friends did not work), I was not added to the mailing list and not assigned any team, and had no direction on where/how to proceed. I tried calling the numbers listed on the Facebook/Instagram pages for further information, but the calls never went through. I then reached out via email following the first week of play, but received no response. Finally, I reached out to the phone number (listed as s3 leagues corp.) on my payment receipt only to get an irritated response from the organizer asking me not to contact her on her personal cell phone. Repeated follow ups produced delayed and shallow email responses. After this entire ordeal, I was not added to the mailing list and was not notified of the cancellation during the rain out last week. I finally got fed up of such inconsideration and asked for a refund, to which I received no response. Last I checked, I have been blocked from the Instagram page for following up on the matter. This has been a terrible experience for me because at one point, I was eager to join this league and meet new people and make friends in the same manner that I did in the social meetup prior. The organizer of this group, Jessica, has proven to be incompetent, inconsiderate and disrespectful, and I would certainly not have even thought about joining this group had I known that she was the one behind the scenes.

One of my friends recommend I join. He has been telling me to join for more than a year and I…read morefinally had the time to make it work - I signed up for volleyball. I've been having so much fun. Going out after each game with my teammates is great. I've also gotten to know players of other team. I'm looking forward to other events that S3 is offering and next season. I know once softball comes back around I will be signing up for that, too. I also want to mention that communication with Jess has been amazing. She is very responsive to questions and concerns. Even in the beginning she made sure we all knew what was going on before games started for the season.

Great sports club, and they seem to charge a fraction of what you would pay for some of the BSSC…read moresports. Also, having played for the BSSC in the past, I definitely feel that the Llamas are a sports club first and a social club second. While there are a few social events, they are far and few between the ones the BSSC holds, which I appreciate. I wasn't a huge fan of getting emails every other day on the next big social outing. I've played dodgeball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and ultimate frisbee with the Llamas. Some of the sports are more competitive than the others, but they are all a lot of fun and very reasonably priced.

Keith K. pretty much summed up the league's selling points. The league is hands down the best I've…read moreplayed in around Boston. The amount of regular season games is nearly 2x what other leagues offer. In addition to the points already made about the league, another nice thing is that the teams aren't required to bring their own bases to each game. The equipment, fees, and scorekeeping are all taken care of -- things I really appreciate as a captain.

Awesome running club!…read more It's not like other running clubs - I've been on the team several years and have made good friends there. For people interested in racing (roads, xc, and track) who want people to run and train with. Team culture is the best I've found - fun, social, and supportive of all ability levels (though no one is a 'beginning' runner). Coaches are real people who race themselves, not obsessive high-pressure college coach-types. If you're interested in a running club definitely email the coaches and try to come observe a practice.

The gym we played in is scheduled to be demolished at the end of this year. The school we ayes at…read moreis called the king school located at 815 Cambridge st. The gym floor is used recreationally throughout the day by elementary school children for their gym class. Each side of the court has completely different rims (one is double rimmed and one is not)....the floor is also completely warn and don't allow for quick stop and go play....this gym simply benefits the team that hits the most jump shots. It's equally as hard to drive as it is to defend against it; again, because of how slippery the floor is. Post game write ups and stats are inconsistent, inaccurate, and often times delayed for all leagues but the top one. Don't expect anything impressive/on time. Post season play is rushed to allow time for the upcoming spring/summer session. This resulted in almost non existent updates for existing leagues. In terms of timing of games...playoffs were planned on an adhoc, on the go basis to accommodate those who run the league. This league is not worth the money unless you are in the most competitive league. The guys who run this league clearly don't consider the fact that we all pay the same amount to be a part of the CACbasketball league and expect to be treated like it. My advice for anyone who chooses to play in this league -Go in with low expectations and understand going into it that you are overpaying for an under delivered service offering.

This is truly a great basketball league. There are several different competitive levels that can…read morefit any skill level. What makes this league unique from BSSC and the others is the website. The infamous Bfab and Tibbs do a great job posting every players stats, game lines, previews, game summaries, and orchestrate All-Star games at the end of the season. It's those little things that make crappy basketball players like me feel like they still have something and keep coming back.

Best club in the city of Boston. We practically live there. Squash, pool, amazing food and the…read morefriendliest people in Boston. Families, singles, couples, younger, older and everything in between can find a home here. "Where everyone knows your name!"

Went here for an event.. event itself was beautiful but i am not very impressed with this place at…read moreall. Service was alright, young staff so I give them some leniency.. not many food choices (again this is AT this specific event) Desserts were good. Parking was a hassle very busy area obviously we were told to park in was a disaster. Our tickets weren't working because they were "event tickets" so we had to walk through the entire garage to the office to get our parking tickets verified. Sad to say it, but I really had higher expectations for this place.

I've played in the Ticker Tape league since 2009, and it's easily the most competitive league I've…read moreever played in - and I've played in most in the metro Boston area over the year s. Many teams are anchored by former college players, but the wooden bats ensure a competitive balance between moderate to highly skilled players. The teams are all friendly and respectful. The umpires are fair and knowledgeable. And the location can't be beat! Contact the commish to see if there is room for your team or for you as an individual. Or sign up as a regular substitute - you won't regret the decision and may end up playing amongst friends for decades!

I'm originally from out of state, so a Boston transplant. I played college baseball and continued…read moreplaying hardball post college. I was looking for a competitive softball league but also something more casual. Where I can still feel like I'm playing baseball but it's just a fun night out away from work and life. This league is it. It's been ten years now and counting! Great league. Every team is fun to play with or against. And we're always looking for more players and teams to expand. I now live outside of town and continue to drive in 20+ miles to play our weekly game. It's great!