This was my first experience at Draft in Corona but this business operates as most travel ball…read morefacilities. First, this is a CASH ONLY for parking and snacks so come prepared. It's $20 to park in their lot, you cannot leave unless you want to pay $20 again, it's also $20 per spectator unless under 6 years, I believe and all players get in free. They accept card or cash at the door. They have two women's bathrooms, one immediately as you enter and one in the actual gym. Be prepared to stand in line as the restrooms are tiny and the lines do go out the door between games. The concession stand is all cash, they have donuts, candy and lot of drinks and other food. There is also an eating area with picnic tables to eat at. When you are watching your children play there is limited seating on very uncomfortable metal bleacher stands. I recommend to Bring a cushion, bleacher seat or even a chair. Note that some of the courts have regular plastic chairs but seating is limited so if you want to be courtside get to your designated court before you game starts. Last thing, I came in shorts because I read other reviews about how dreadfully hot this place was with no ventilation or fans but that was not my experience at all. The have huge fans and doors open near the fans, I was freezing for three hours when I was near any fans from 8-11 am in June. Overall this is a pretty decent facility, I only took one star away for the same reason as everyone else, the high cash only and the price to watch your own child play is a absolute racket especially with the prices we already pay to have them in the sport that they love.

I just paid $40 cash. $20 parking and $20 to enter. Cash only, no re-entry fees for parking…read more.. again exploiting a captive audience and locking them in a room for several hours (in some cases up to 8 hours). And forcing them to repay $20 each time you enter. What if a young lady needs feminine products, aspirin, or something volleyball related? These guy being in $100-200k in the weekend in cash. These are the types of businesses that should be investigated. GREED AT ITS PEAK! This is where the Federal IRS State Tax authorities should be investigating. They are losing millions of our tax payer money while we know this business is not reporting their intake. No registers. No accounting being done... just cash. Just like in the drug business.

A 2023 Double A manager violated league rules multiple times making it a miserable experience. Now…read moreagain in 2024 another Double A manager violated league rules multiple times making the leagues decisions on manager picks by the Board and President a horrific and egregious trend making for another miserable year. Same thing with a 2024 Tripple A manager who knowingly violated league rules and the little league oath and cheated in local TOC (Tournament of Champions). When the violations were immediately brought to this managers attention with time to correct it and to avoid violations, he chose to not correct his actions. Again all the the unethical behavior and league rule violations were reported to the board of directors. The Tripple A coach who is also a math teacher and local assistant football coach at one of the local High Schools in Corona (CNUSD), was handed and able to be the 10U All Star manager after board was notified of all the violations and unethical behavior. An allstar coach according to the By-Laws is suppose to be beyond repoach. Committing league violations, Cheating and not respecting Fair Play self-tainted his ability to be a coach beyond reproach. The board recieved this report and allowed him to stay managing the All Star team from start to finish regardless of any potential discipline. The perception being is the league does not follow due process and is unfair especially in continually allowing what lends to the perception of biased picks of managers to continue coaching after committing league rule violations without according equity of due process to all managers and choosing to allow certain coaches to get away with their egregious actions. Further, an "All Star" team by definition is the leagues top producing players and it was evident by documention of the leagues score books as well as witnesses of players skills or lack of that the Triple A manager/All Star managers biased player picks didn't hold true of league top producers. Percetion being the 10U team under the leadership of this board choice manager who lost almost by 10 or more runs in a practice game against CALL All Stars team, and representing the league in the All Star tournament is an embarrassment to the league, players, and parents with being slauttered by an 18 to 0 loss in the first game and something like 15 to 4 loss in the second game being eliminated from the 2024 All Star tournamen. That the boards pick of the manager who can get away with the unethical behavior and league violations speaks volume of some of the leagues leadership and it's decision making abilities. It's no wonder there has been a huge decline in retention over the last three years as teams are leaving the league every year for Pony and Travelball because of their displeasure with leadership. So disappointing. Fix your house and Stop the bleeding. It's always the right time to do the right thing--MLK.

I would give zero if I could. My daughter started in this team in the off season. What a shit show,…read moreOn multiple occasions the heater in the pool wasn't working so we had to go to a different pool only to find out if that one was canceled also. In 4 months my daughter swam in ZERO competitions. I was emailed chores or duties to show up at the pool and sweep the bathroom despite the fact that I paid $200 dollars a month. Don't expect professional level coaching they say about the coaching to 18yr old girls that are on swim teams but that doesn't make for good coaches automatically. I would not recommend it to anyone and I would go to Aqua tots before I ever join this team.

My daughter absolutely loves being a part of the CROCS swim team. She started in pre-team lessons…read moreand made the team shortly after. They use positive coaching and swimmers have fun while competing. They are not as intense about training as other teams but I am glad that my daughter can actually enjoy learning techniques without heavy stress.

This will be our third season with Pipeline, and we've had all three of our daughters play on club…read moreteams here. Our experience has been great all around, from the communication and coaching to the support for both players and parents. What we appreciate most is the positive and welcoming environment they've created. Our girls have grown not only as volleyball players, but also in confidence, teamwork, and important life skills. They feel included, supported, and excited to be there. You really can't put a price on their smiles. They also get plenty of opportunities to compete in multiple tournaments, both in house and at other clubs, which makes the experience well worth the investment. We're grateful to be part of the Pipeline family and are looking forward to another great season!

Spacious Gym it's nice ! Our experience at pipeline was extremely disappointing. The owner and top…read morecoaches handle concerns poorly, and whenever parents speak up they become defensive instead of addressing the issues theres lots of favoritism one of top coaches works at the local high school too the environment is unwelcoming and discriminatory it seemed like relationships within the club influenced how families and athletes were treated! If your goal is for your child to learn, develop, and be given a fair opportunity We would not recommend this club to families looking for a supportive and equitable volleyball program! Mental health is very important and they don't care they want our $$$$$

Great coaches and great facility for both baseball and softball. It is also the local spot for EM…read moretraining and it gives my daughter a great workout. Highly recommend if you need a place to coach and improve your kids baseball/softball skills. Experienced coaches and a good network of people there.

From the owner: T2 University Program Recent surveys show that the Southern…read moreCalifornia baseball community is demanding full service and comprehensive programs and pathways for players. T2U does just that, and offers systems that allow players to graduate smoothly from one level to the next and help open up doors for opportunities with High Schools, Colleges and Professional programs. Highly Qualified Professional Staff T2 Training Center is where the best get better. We offer hitting, fielding, pitching and catching instruction to groups or individuals. All of our baseball instructors have a minimum of AAA professional playing experience, and our softball instructors have a minimum of 4 years of Division 1 College playing experience to pass along to your athlete. On-Site Pro Shop We offer embroidery, jerseys, uniforms, spirit wear, hats, apparel, accessories, bats, and baseball/softball equipment.

Always have to support our hockey rinks. In addition to roller hockey, they also have volleyball…read more They serve beer and have the best mozzarella sticks at the snack bar. Refs are hit and miss, but that's the norm at any hockey rink nowadays.

Very cool setup. My son played in a box lacrosse league here. It can get pretty stuffy inside.read more

This park was awesome! Went here to utilize the pump bicycle track and the kids played on the skate…read morepark first. Then we headed down to the track. It's behind the park, down a steep hill but it's paved. It was far away from parking, I wish they had a closer parking area. Anyway! This bicycle track was awesome. The kids had a great time and no injuries. We then headed up to the splash pad and the kids had some more fun. Kids had a great time, will definitely be back!

Great neighborhood park! Theres 2 jungle gyms, one for bigger kids and one for smaller kids right…read morenext to each other. 2 baby swings and 2 big kid swings. There's a mens and women's restroom. The park is kept pretty clean at all times that I've seen. There's a Kids Splash Pad area that is turned on during the summer, I believe it'll turn back on sometime in May. 2 baseball fields, and a ton of grassy areas throughout. Also a skate park and a basketball court. Theres a dog park area as well, one side for small dogs and one side for large dogs. Nice walking trail that goes around the whole park with some exercise machines placed evenly around the walking trail. Theres picnic areas with a couple BBQs. The neighborhood holds big holiday events at this park right before each holiday. We love bringing our kids and our dog here.

This league is a complete mess. Do not waste your time or money. The organization has rules but…read morechooses not to enforce them. The refs are visibly high or on their phones half the time. The league staff are all checked out during the games. The league also has a few people and coaches they allow to blatantly bend and break the rules. Teams are broken up by grade level but if you have connections you can put together a team of hold backs that are much older than the teams they play against. A lot of the kids also play tackle and they bring that play style to this league. When you take the time to practice with your kids and the coaches take their time to practice with the kids and someone connected can come in whenever they choose with ringers its terrible for everyone. Definitely never registering here again.

Worst league experience. Very unorganized. All they care about is getting sign ups and collecting…read morethe money. Teams are not evenly put together. You have some teams that are stacked with good players and other teams with all new players. Where's the competition? Teams should be evenly matched. There's no structure to the league.... the rules and officiants are horrible. Stick to the chargers or tricity flag, don't waste your time or money.