It's a wonderful program. Coach Tee and her team are very helpful and give the athletes an opportunity to become as great as they want to be. I highly recommend crossover athletics to anyone trying to elevate their game. read more

We signed my toddlers up for Crossover's mini basketball camp. What a fun experience for the kids! They enjoyed running drills and playing with the other kids. It was a great into a new sport for my toddlers. Plus, all the coaches were so knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely can't wait to sign them up for their next camp. read more

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I gave them three stars. I do not live in the area I attend this facility for AAU Basketball tournaments when scheduled. There are a couple of things I personally don't like. #1 No one is allowed to bring drinks into the gym as a basketball mom I bring my son's drinks but being forced to purchase their high dollar drinks or walk a mile back to my car because of limited parking is madness. #2 there are only two small basketball courts when people walk from court to court the refs stop the game. My advice is get there 40 minutes early if you have an 8am game, if not it's all down hill for parking. }:{ read more

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Where to start.... They made my son throw his Gatorade away in the trash after he finished his game and he was thirsty. In other words, they want you to purchase food and drinks from them only and there are no exceptions. Bathrooms were not the best and the toilet handle was broken and it wouldn't flush, and no paper towels. $12 fee to enter Poor air conditioning unit- It was hot and humid in there. Not enough parking, meaning you may have to park in the street or across the street. Steep driveway- if you're not careful leaving at an angle you will mess up your vehicle. There were people there relentlessly asking you to donate money to their AAU team. I was asked three times. No sirrrrr! read more

Unprofessional and unorganized. They rescheduled on us twice, once during the final run of a league there and the other when we just rented it out. Both were after we had paid, and we were only notified of the cancellation hours before. We never recieved any compensation and were told we would recieve a "discount", but that never happened. Aside from it being a whack gym that gets hot quick , you aren't allowed to bring food or drink inside and are forced to purchase their concessions. All in all, only book this gym if you are desperate and even then have a backup because they will most likely call you an hour before and cancel you for whatever reason they pull out of a hat. read more

My son has played many a basketball games there over the years. Great staff and venue, Coach T is the greatest. Highly recommend!

This place is a subpar, hot gym with padding that's insufficient to protect young players. Moreover, it costs $12 pp to get in and the place will not allow players to bring bottled water. If they do, they have to either throw it in the trash or put it on the filthy floor outside the gym. This place needs an inspection for safety. It's a shame! read more

My experience with Crossover/ Cy-Fair Showcase was challenging to say the very least. But lets start off with first impressions. Initially I was pleased to patronize a black owned business with what seemed like such knowledgeable coaches. The facility was well equipped and it was close to home. I even had first hand knowledge from others who had received training there and referred my son for AAU basketball. The try outs were pretty nice. Lots of coaches providing skilled instruction. I was a little taken aback by the $1600 price tag for the 4 month season. To clarify that included $300 for the uniform. I figured this was just something that was worth paying for. So I jumped in head first. Even the first practice I sat in on I was excited because the coaches were clearly experienced and providing good instruction for the boys for the skills and drills and the pure fundamentals of good team ball; defensive strategy, running a good offense, etc. They were really good at catching the kids in their errors and then explaining to them the why behind why they needed to make the corrections to improve their game. I was happy, these guys had exactly what my son needed to take his game from good to great. I thought..... So here we are in the next couple of practices and the first thing I notice is the coach has changed. A new young man who seemed to know basketball but knew very very little about coaching. All of the other coaches who were so skilled in the try outs and first practice were gone. From that point on it was a pure nightmare. The coach was getting his information from the parents on when the games were going to be. And watching practice was seeing this guy play a pick up game with the boys or just basically herding cats. No structure whatsoever. Next issue; We received emails mid way thru the season that they were cancelling tournaments for our team because some of the parents had not paid on time. Mind you, we had only had 3 tournaments at this point. How is that possible? We were supposed to be paying $300 initially for the uniform and then $200 biweekly thereafter. . Since they only have 2 tournaments per month. Cancelling 1 or 2 can cause my kid to miss a whole month of play. And btw....no refunds is on every document. By this point I was already about $700 in. I don't know how your checking account works but that's alot of money to throw away. We met and they reconsidered thankfully. Next issue; uniforms came in when the season was almost over. At this point all I could do was shake my head. Next issue; most tournaments are played at crossover gym. There isn't a water fountain.....IN THE WHOLE BUILDING! IN A GYM!but they do sell water. And this includes practice also. Coaches don't bring water for the boys suing games either. And they charge $10 each game.....even for the teams that crossover is their home gym. And never offered a discount. Next issue; they attempted to split the team after about a month of practices and 2 tournaments. The best description I have for how this was handled is it was a cluster @#$! Last issue; We (the parents) were trying to give the young Coach a chance. But there were other skilled coaches in the same gym with other team that we could clearly see were skilled at what they were doing. It was infuriating to say the very least. We complained to Coach Tee, Coach Jeremy, and Coach Will several times. After multiple meetings and most of the season gone they agreed we NEEDED a new coach. The good part: Coach Jeremy agreed to take over the team. OMG, the difference was night and day. This guy is excellent at what he does. He had only practiced with our boys 1x before the next tournament and he killed it. We were upsetting teams back to back. Whereas before we were getting blown out by 30 and 40 pts. That's not to say we won all of our games after that. But when they played they looked like a team. And everyone was being coached to their strength. It was like watching a maestro how he positioned the kids and instructed them in the games. I was truly outdone! This was like a totally different team. I am so glad my son had an opportunity to work with Coach Jeremy. He is much better in his game today because of the short time he had. Trust me Coach Jeremy is the only reason I am giving Crossover 2 stars. Also depending on your kids age Coach Pagan is good too. Seriously I could keep going all day with issues from the season I had with Crossover/Cy-Fair Showcase. But I guess the moral of the story is, if you are planning to sign your kid up at Crossover be sure you know what you are getting. We had a bit of a bait and switch there at the beginning which cost me and my son ended up wasting half his season with foolery. read more

This place is horrible. Parking is terrible, it's hot as hell in here and there is no water fountain. No water fountain equals you having to purchase their $2 bottle of water. How is this okay? If not for my kid, I would never step foot in this place. read more

Overall would not recommend unless you want to get a call a couple hours before your scheduled time that they are cancelling your time AFTER you paid. They tried to give us half court for a discounted price but it was not even worth it at that point. I'd rather go to an outdoor park court with a double rim with half a chain net than even schedule at crossover again. Don't waste your money or time on this place. Also the place smells really bad and it gets hot really quick as well. It's almost as if we are playing outside. This is probably the worst indoor court because I'd rather play on concrete than here. read more

I attempted to rent the facility for a basketball practice an found it to be small and the facility was dirty . Coach T has a great concept but she has a unprofessional group of staff members. I would not recommend the gym to anyone read more

This is one of the worst places I have ever experienced for renting courts out. The management seems utterly confused on how to book times properly. After blocking off a time to play, management called hours before and said they can not give us the court we booked for. They did not even offer a discount for the mistake that they made on their part. I am disgusted that such a facility is run by this kind of management. Even prior to this experience, any time we would play, the courts would be hotter inside the building than outside of the facility. They also have a rule that you are not aloud to bring outside drinks such as Gatorade or Powerade, so if you have to buy water or anything else from concessions. If you are thinking about renting a court from here, I would advise you not to, unless you want horrible service and not getting what you paid for. read more

Oh man. Oh man oh man. Where do I begin?? Hello my name is pranit. This is my first time downloading yelp and giving a review about something. I have never felt the need to give a review before about anything, but my experience at this place was so awful, that I had to download this app and give a review. Let everyone know what they're getting into even before they think about renting this place. So to start off, we called them a week before and asked them if they had any courts available and they were really nice and they helped us rent a full court for an hour and a half for $80 on 5/31. Then, on 5/31 they call us and tell us that they don't have a full court anymore but just half court, and it would still be the same price. Then we asked those rude people if they can at least cut the price in half because it's half the court. They did not, but they did reduce it to $60 after complaining for 20 mins. Then we get there. You walk in to the building and it just feel so gross. It is so hot in there. No a/c. The air is so dry, before we started playing, it was just so hard to breathe, and it got a lot worse once we started playing. They made us take out our gatorades and put it back in our car. They wanted us to purchase drinks from their concession stand. They worst part was the court was so dusty and slippery. Just the worst experience ever. I'm telling you guys, this is just not a nice place. Please don't even bother to do business with them because the staff here really do not care about your business or experience. Have a great day read more

TOTAL SCAM!! DO NOT sign your team up to play in a tournament here! For what they charge per day to watch your kid play basketball, you'd think they would have a nicer facility. Seriously, the place is a dive and they offer NO BREAK in pricing for attending the weekend. #disappointed read more

My daughter played for them a couple of years and not only is the coaching sub par, but they are totally unprofessional. Many broken promises about ensuring a scholarship, mind you my daughter is a great athlete. She got a scholarship playing one practice game with another AAU team and a couple other offers. I should have went with the other AAU teams that were trying to recruit my daughter. Lesson learned. Coaches were switched, teams dismantled and tourneys cancelled. Just a mess. Emails sent out containing curse words to parents....UNPROFESSIONAL!!!! CAN WE NOT COMMUNICATE WITH VOCABULARY EXCLUDING VULGARITY. I guess I am just a words smith and a professional so writing an email to get a point across is easy as pie! read more

Very unprofessional. Called us last minute and told us that we have scheduling error. Promised us a discount if we downgrade to a half court. Then afterwards told us we can only get the discount next time we rent the courts. Overall terrible experience. Wouldn't recommend to anyone. Rather play on my own driveway. read more

The only reason I am giving this establishment 1 star is because I think I have to give at least 1 star to submit this review. But if that is not correct, I give them NO stars!!! My complaint with Crossover Athletics is no professional customer service. I have tried participating on team leagues for the kids and everything went wrong. The kids did not have their uniforms on time, the coaches were rude to the parents and there is no type of organization. The owner, Coach T, did not even find it necessary to come out and talk to the parents about the situations going on. When she was approached by the parents, she gave each of us a different story. We were so disappointment to have spent approx. $1000 and got nothing. We decided to not use Crossover for team playing and decided to only inquire about training. Again everything is disorganized, different prices are being quoted to different people, and again the owner Coach T never took the time to confront the situation and work anything out with the parents. My child who is 12 years old was sent to play with kids at the age of 5-7 during basketball camps. I would not have known this if I did not decide to go early one afternoon just to see what was going on in the camp. Not once did she try to explain anything. She did not even take the time to say 'Hello, how are you" and I am a parent spending money weekly. The thing that really gets me is I am an African-American and I try to support my race if I feel like the services they offer are the best. I do not discriminate. I deal with anyone, any race, as long as you treat me with proper customer service and I feel like I am getting what my money is paying for. What I have noticed is when someone of the same race comes into the facility for business, we are treated like our money is not as important and you get the 'treat you how I feel about you for that day" type of service. I should not have to get irritated and shows major frustration. Again, I am paying for all of my services. Nothing is free. But when someone else of another race comes in, you give them 'top-notch' customer service by catering to their needs, making sure they have no issues, explaining a situation if something comes up, and more importantly, GREETING THEM AT THE DOOR WITH "HELLO', when they enter the building. I can not be mad at that customer because they paid as much as I did and expect 'top-notch' service, which is what they should receive. I will NEVER return to Crossover Athletics for any services. I would hope that eventually things will get better. But if asked, the owner Coach T needs to work on customer service, organization, and not just take folk money and think it is ok. read more

Cross Over Athletics is a disaster. (UNLESS YOU ARE ON ONE OF THE GIRL TEAMS!!!) Coach Tee and her staff have little to no professionalism or organizational skill from my experience with the boys 11 U team. For $1,1200 the player was to recieve 2 play uniforms, a practice uniform , a long sleeve cover up shirt, socks and a gym bag/back pack. 4 months into the league season the boys were still playing in the practice uniform. When the uniforms finally arrived, the team was unable to wear them because a few of the players had financial issues, and Coach Tee refused to give them their uniforms. Everyone on the team was penalized. If you do not make your scheduled payments in a timely manner, the staff will embarass your child by pulling them off of the court at practice. The professional way to handle that situatiion would be to contact the parent PRIOR to practice with a courtesy call stating that that player is no eligable to practice and why. Due to financial issues, frustration from lack of communiction between the staff and the parentsand coaching issues our team went from 10 players to 4. Crossover then informed the remaining players that we did not have enough funds to cover court time for practice, so therefore our 11 U team was dismissed. There was absolutley NO offer of reimbursement or credits for payments made. Coach Tee nor her staff addressed the parents of the 11u team about this matter. My son and I as well us most of our team were very disappointed with this program. PS They insisted that we do a raffle fundraiser. The drawing was on or around May 9th-15th. Each staff memember gave a different date. Tickets were $10 each. To date 06/27/2015 the first place winner has not been given the Television that she won. She was contacted May 20th that she won. She has been given excuse after excuse as to why the TV is not ready for pick up. read more

After reading some of the reviews I believe that Crossover deserves more than that. I have only known coach tee and her staff for about a year. This privately owned facility has helped numerous of families from helping kids to college or financially assisting families in day to day living. I have witness people get attitudes about bringing in outside food or drinks which is NOT allowed per the establishment rules. It baffles me that people get upset b/c they want to break a rule. They are sponsored by Coke and have guidelines to follow. I don't think they have to explain that to customers, they should just follow whats in place. I am a basketball fanatic when I go to Toyota Center I can't bring outside items in, so whats the difference? Oh, maybe because this facility is not as big of a venue or you are not watching a professional player. However its still a business that has an overhead with policies in place. read more