MYS is good if you want your kid in sports for the least amount of money and/or your kids want to…read moretry a sport out. It is also good if your kid is not that good at the sport as it is not that competitive. Have your kid do MYS and if they are a standout player go elsewhere. The company itself is ok. The coach you get will make or break your kids experience.

Updated a former 5-star review for May 2024…read more I'm still a fan of the Club Prep project. I like its goals and enjoy its affordability. That said, my personal recommendation is that if you happen to end up on one of the volleyball teams coached by the head of the volleyball league (who I won't name here, NOT GENE.), you should run, not walk, to another team. Our experience this past season or two was that he was largely an absentee coach, delegating his Club Prep teams to other parents while he focuses on his club teams. Says playing time is merit-based, but fails to carry out that promise by maintaining loyalty to players he previously knows. The roles and playing time of these players are never questioned or in doubt, regardless of performance. Never considered developing new players into certain roles on the team that would threaten the playing time of some of the long-timers. Most everyone else is shoehorned into the few remaining positions, where playing time becomes very scarce. This is not club level, nor is it high school. There is simply no reason for every player to not get some kind of defined role on the court on game days, including tournament games. This was just our experience. The coach you get can either make or break your experience. It put a very bad taste in our mouths this past season and ruined what was previously a very positive experience in the league.

Snipers: A great baseball club. I will tell everyone to join Little League to meet your…read moreneighbors. I tell them next join club baseball to progress. My son has been on many baseball clubs. I have one word for the Snipers. ORGANIZED. Tom Horn is the founder. He is a great coach and leader. Other organizations lack coaching or field time. Tom is working always with the city park and recreation departments. We have a field and quality coaching. Snipers were a highlight to my son's baseball path. I would recommend to all. We were with Snipers from 11U to 15U.

We love this premier sports complex. My son has had a few tournaments here and it's definitely our…read morefavorite. The kids feel like they are playing like they are in the big leagues! There is a $5 gate fee for anyone over the age of 16. They have 8 fields which have been built as replicas of famous ballparks and the field offers stadium style seating. Sliders sports grill is located on the north and south side of the complex. You can watch your childs game from inside of the restaurant from the windows, which is pretty awesome. You don't have to miss your child's game if you're grabbing a bite to eat or needing to go inside to cool off. Bring some cash for their gaming machines inside of the restaurant. The bar only offers seltzers and beer. Their Ben's soft pretzels are the best! If you like white queso, get a side of this for your pretzel, yum! We have enjoyed all of their food, so far nothing was bad. If your child needs some batting practice, check out their batting cages near the main entrance of the park. They have a playground located next to the south restaurant. This is a plus for children who are not in a tournament to entertain themselves. I do wish there was a playground next to the north restaurant. My son usually plays on north side so my 5 year old can't go over to the playground unless someone is willing to supervise. The complex also offers your indoor sports programs year around. They offer indoor soccer league play, soccer skills training, lacrosse, preschool classes and yoga. See you in the near future!

04/11/2026 I had never been to this ballpark before. It…read morereally sets the standard for me. It has large fields with fun backdrops, an indoor restaurant with seats by the window so you can enjoy the game with air conditioning on those hot AZ days, and indoor bathrooms! They also serve beer, including a couple of craft beers on draft. That was exciting to me because I've never been able to drink a beer while watching a girls' softball tournament. I got a hazy IPA from Four Peaks, along with chicken tenders and fries. The chicken was good. Fries were lightly battered, which is not my preference, but they were still pretty good. Finished my food inside, but went back out to the stadium seats because you can't hear the game from inside, so it wasn't as exciting to watch. Notes: -For any tournaments hosted by outside organizations (not the town of Gilbert), there is a $5 fee at the gate for non-Gilbert residents age 16 and over. They do ask to see ID. -Online it says no food or drink allowed, except for water.

Best thing I've ever found. The crazy amount of athleticism from skaters is top notch. Ive been…read moreinvolved for almost 15 years and plan to continue playing for as long as possible. The community is fun, diverse, and welcoming. Games are hard hitting and exciting, I'd recommend to everyone I know to get involved with this league.

I went into this not knowing a single thing about roller derby and I was impressed with how…read morewelcoming everyone was! People were very quick to ask if I had questions about the arena, food, beer, and the game. I mostly stood for the bout because I'm short and that was the best way to see the action. I enjoyed this more than I realized I would, and will try to return come back to see more. An affordable and entertaining way to spend an evening.

I've played in a lot of different leagues around the country. Well, Miami and Philly but still…read morethat's a decent sample size. They're all crap. Seriously. Once you go ASL you never go back. Adam runs the leagues and the man is just on point with everything he does. I first joined 4 years ago and I've seen the leagues grow. And grow. And grow. There used to be one division for 6v6 wednesday soccer (both coed and mens) but fast forward to today and you'll find about 6 men's leagues and 3 coed leagues. Oh and did I mention the sloshball tournaments? I've tried organizing sloshball tournaments in the past. I failed. Incredibly hard. Adam puts on a few a year (wish you'd do more) and they're always.....ummmm.....sloshy. Or sloppy. I don't know. The details are always a little fuzzy. Just join. Do yourself a favor and join a league. Any league. They're all fun. You can thank me later.

The Flag Football league is ass and the admin is horrible. Refs don't even ref the game they are…read morebusy on their phones and not watching plays. Horrible league.

After bumbling my way through my first year of triathlon, I decided that maybe, just maybe, I could…read moredo a half Ironman. I met with Coach Bettina and shyly explained what I wanted to do and understanding maybe I couldn't do it. Bettina not only assured me I could, but it would be great! She was right! With her training and guidance and her never-ending encouragement and positive energy, I completed my first Half Ironman and Racelab is guiding me to my first Ironman this year. Coach Bettina has designed a training schedule that meets the needs of my busy life with a full-time job and another sport in which I compete. All the other athletes accepted me right away and made me feel comfortable and included. From training at ASU track, to racing in Rocky Point, Mexico, we always have fun while getting faster, stronger and better. This team and coaches all care about each other and Racelab really is my second family.

I have always been fit, but I have never consider myself athletic enough to race, then at the age…read moreof 36 I started running. I ran on my own just copying online stuff and finished my first full marathon good but physical burned out. Then I found Racelab, I called Bettina and despite my off schedule working every weekends during that time, she wrote specific plans for me to complete my fastest full, the Chicago Marathon. Since then, no turning back I have completed 12 marathons, 3 ultras and I'm training to be a triathlete. Let me tell you, training with a group like Racelab is amazing. There are days in your training that you feel high and lows physically and emotionally but with the coaches and members so supportive of each other, the mood changes to being motivated. I always look forward for our group activities whether it is swim, bike or run. I love my Racelab family, they keep me HAPPY!

Great Facility for some weekend basketball! Friendly people checking us in and clean courts…read more Enough room in stands to watch our son play. Tru Heat appreciates you Mrs Greta

My club team practices here. Well maintained courts and reasonable prices for court rental.read more

My son has been playing soccer with i9 for several years now and we are totally pleased. We used i9…read morein Texas and now here in Arizona. What brought us to i9 is that they play on Saturday's and didn't require a weekday practice. (My wife and I both work so my son would be unable to attend most times). The price is also reasonable. They do a good job at bridging fairness and instruction while allowing the kids to still be competitive. There are kids of all skill levels there and the refs/coaches do a good job at keeping it fair. As a matter of fact being overly aggressive isn't allowed, but I've never really seen it happen. If you're looking to get your little one in sports or have a tough schedule, give these guys a look. My family has been super happy with them.

Specific to the Gilbert/Mesa league…read more Great Experience - My son has been playing flag football and basketball with i9 since 2018, and I've coached most of his teams. Our experience with the organizers and refs have almost always been great, and the few exceptions were understandable and/or dealt with. The coaches are all volunteer parents - so you get out of it what you put into it. If you don't like how the team is run, you should volunteer and try a season yourself... you just might love it! If your coach is not playing every kid pretty close to equally, let them know, and let the league office know. If they don't set this expectation on day one, ask! You should be able to switch teams. Coaches in this league who don't spread it around need to hear it from parents and/or get the boot. If you think that your kid is the next LeBron or Barry Sanders, go put them in a hyper-competitive league and see how they do. As a coach, I know that the parents have entrusted me with their kids to give them a chance to play and have fun. If I win every game but only played 5 kids, I failed. If I lose every game, but every kid had fun AND still wants to play again, then I succeeded. Any coach who can't say the same needs to go manage a fantasy football team or something and leave the coaching to those of us who will do the job correctly. Sadly, we are aging out this year so we won't get to keep playing after this season.

Good facility everything's good not hot has a good lobby. Bleachers and benches really cozy…read more A bathroom which is always clean considering there are grubby little kids running around. The only complaint is that there are three courts and the referees whistle is hard to hear because there are 3 courts and at least 2 games going on at one time. The could install Soundproof curtains but other than that a great facility!

My boys love playing at this facility. We've had a great experience with the rec and club teams…read more Amazing coaches and staff!

UPDATE: Paul read my reviews and gave me a call. He apologized and was, I believe, sincere in his…read moreapology. I appreciate how difficult it can be to admit when you're wrong and he took accountability for the way he acted toward me. Paul offered me a refund, which I gladly accepted. I told him I understood that insurance and jersey's had been paid and I didn't want him to lose money either so we settled on a refund less the insurance and jersey price...which I feel is fair to both parties. Paul also told me that the jersey and insurance credit would be left in a NYS account for future use if we choose to try again in the future. I appreciated the phone call and email and I feel NYS and Paul made a very difficult situation a little less difficult. I still don't think we will be back to NYS as our experience doesn't seem feasible for a family with more than 1 kiddo playing... but the door is left open. ORIGINAL: If I could give them 0 stars I would. I called and spoke with Paul who runs NYS "National Youth Sports" (there is no national franchise of this that we can find), and I asked questions regarding scheduling of practices and games. He explained that practices are left up to the coaches to decide, but he determines game times and location. At that time he couldn't provide when and where the games would be, but he didn't anticipate scheduling/location conflicts for my three kids. 2/3 kids practice times were scheduled on Tuesdays/Thursdays at 6:00, the other Wednesday/Friday 7:00-8:00 each 20 minutes from our house, however I was willing to accept this and found help to get my kids to and from a practice each week. However, Paul scheduled my kids at locations 20 minutes apart from each other back to back. There is no chance my kids could play in the games weekly since I cannot be two places at once. He was fully aware of my concern regarding game times and assured me he didn't think it would be an issue and gladly took my money. He lied knowing he had "No Refunds" on his website and I would be out my money. He also said he could not accommodate a disclosure on his website for "single moms" like me who have multiple kids and would need the children playing at one location, not all over the valley. The league is disorganized, lies, frauds people out of their money with the "No Refunds" statement on their website, allows them to lie and steal and get away with it. NYS = Now Your Screwed

Fraud! They took my money, never issued the refunds and closed up without any notice or warning!…read moreFiled complaints on them They don't even deserve 1 star but you have to rate in order to post