I am so happy I joined Xoso Sport &Social League. I wanted to find a fun way to get out of the…read morehouse ,make new friends,& try something new. I joined my first winter corn hole league in 2023 and I am hooked. I just signed up for my second corn hole league for the springtime. I get excited attending my weekly games and socializing with others. I also joined solo, which was a little intimidating at first...but everyone was sooooo welcoming and helpful. If you are interested in joining solo or a team...I highly recommend it

Team that won the softball league - got a supposed 50 dollar gift card to four play that had to be…read moreused tonight.... Closed before the game ended. Very disorganized and unclear. Also had issues with heat advisory warnings and games not cancelled. They need to do better for sure.

First let me say that we played in this club last year and that the coaches I have encountered are…read moregreat, and the kids have tons of fun. But it ends there. The Board - who essentially runs all aspects of the club - is easily the most disorganized, inept bunch I have every encountered. They have no business running a kids organization because the kids are not at the top of their list of concerns. First, adopt technology people. They start the registration process over from scratch every year. So you basically have to see one of those signs along the road to know that it is registration time. Would it be too much to keep the info each year and store it in a database for use in future years? Or what about a newsletter? Or email updates throughout the year? All that would be too much work and require too much organization for this group. Furthermore, want to talk to someone by phone to get information? Good luck. Hoping for current, useful information on the website? Fat chance. They have their little clique and take care of their own. Everyone else is on their own - including my five-year-old son who wanted to play. We missed the signup due to a family emergency. Was I ever able to get a hold of someone to find out what our options were? NO. In my numerous emails and voicemails I offered to coach and assist in anyway I could in order for him to play. Or to even get him on a wait list - if they even offered one. Do you think I ever got a call back or a return email? NOPE. And we're talking over a period of three-plus months. NO CONTACT AT ALL. Their poor communication and lack of organization is unacceptable. They have no sense of customer service or what it means to run a business. The club services a lot of kids and families in the area and they deserve much better. Until someone starts a separate club in Southport, we'll go to Land Park or another area close by.

First time out with the Seniors and Ann was very nice and patient. I hadn't rowed in 4 years and…read morethey took their time and got me rowing in rhythm with the other rowers. I was worn out and feeling like this is a great group to get affiliated while I am getting back into rowing again. Thanks Ann and Katherine and Craig for being there to evaluate me.

We just finished our coed softball league out in Natomas, It was fun and worth the money. They had…read moreto switch out management due to budget cuts in the middle of the season, that went somewhat smooth. The only reason they don't get 5 stars is because again due to budget cuts they could not mow the lawn on a weekly basis. That made playing out field really hard!

This is a great training facility! I take workout classes here for adults with NorCal health works…read more All of the boys who are in the academy seem to be having an awesome time. I highly recommend SSC!

My son has been playing travel baseball for many years. We have lived in numerous states so he has…read morehad the opportunity to play in some awesome places for amazing coaches. We looked for a team that fit me him as much as him fitting the team. We looked into SSC and we were impressed, but of course you really need to go experience something before you can truly say what you think. My son as been with SSC for almost two years playing travel ball and taking lessons here and there. The price is very reasonable with the coaching you receive, the staff is professional, the facility is clean and just the right size. I would look into SSC if you are thinking about your son playing travel ball, or taking private lessons. Ask a lot of questions as the coaches will spend the time to make sure you feel comfortable.

Very organized and caring organization! My children were a played in the league and now their…read morechildren (my grandchildren) are playing! Very pleased with CYBL. Thankyou Tiffany & Mickey Ozella

I took my 5 year old son into a drop in training at Isabelle Jackson location . I know the training…read moreis a 6 week program but since there was drop ins I thought it was a kind of like a at your pace work on what needs to be worked on type training boy was I wrong . My son started and was so happy free throwing to the hoop and than the coach started blowing his whistle commanding things . Mind you my sons first time he's five he barely learning left from right and he was screamed at to use his other hand and when he lose his ball the coach would scream for him to run after it . I get it structure is what kids need but if it's something where he should have started form the beginning of the training and not be a drip in they should turn people away . I wasted 25 dollars for 10 mins of the intense " training " my son left in tears . There's a difference in coaching and being stern and coaching and just basically putting down kids . It was an awful experience and really discouraged my son !

Beautiful community! Great work and amenities. The property manager for HOA is not great, but…read moreeverything else is really solid here!

The HOA's at the Rivers are criminal for what you get, they charge around $350 a month for no…read moretennis courts, no yard maintenance, 1 pool miles away and they don't bother painting over the ongoing tagging on their walls!

We came here with our daughters soccer team. The area this place is located in isn't the best but…read morethe facility is gated. You have to be buzzed into the parking lot. I felt so much better because of that. The guy the greeted us as we walked in was very nice. They have a good amount of seating and a couple of portable space heaters. Overall it was a good experience.

Since joining this tennis network, I have made good friends , found great hitting partners, and…read morehave had A LOT of great tennis. Can't wait for more of it. The network keeps growing!

Every season that I have been a part of have all gone very well. I've participated in TLN…read moreSacramento area since 2021 and have had great experiences with pretty much all the players. The admin has also promptly responded to any questions that I've had. Nothing but good things in TLN Sacramento.

Lovely neighborhood park in Westlake. Lots of lawn area to play volleyball, soccer or just run…read morearound. It's facing a lake and has many trees to provide shade. A few picnic tables & bbq pits too. A nice walking path runs through the park area. I noticed a previous review stating there was not a playground. This is true however this is a park- all parks don't require playgrounds to have fun.

Egret Park is one of the neighborhood parks in the Westlake part of Natomas. This park is operated…read moreby the City of Sacramento, but is surrounded by the private neighborhoods. Access is open to everyone, but there is no parking lot. Although I have yet to see any Egrets here, I often see people walking their dogs and husbands on a regular basis. This park is really more of a long green space without much actual park amenities. There is a nice community rose garden with a few picnic tables next to the lake which is nice. Someone put in a volleyball net too, and there is a large field near Westlake Parkway that is often used for casual soccer and baseball games. The main attraction is the long and winding walking path. It meanders through the grass and young trees with a view into the open backyards of the neighborhood. Round trip is about a mile which is perfect for most. The back end now connects to the new school and open hay fields. The city also has water and waste bins for the pets to help keep things clean. Although it lacks most of the true park amenities, Egret Park is a nice and relaxing place to get your steps or hang out. Nothing special, but it is special to those in the area.