I take my kid here for indoor soccer. Overall it is a good sports arena. Huge with plenty of space…read more Has plenty of seating for parents while kids play. On site restaurant as well but not the most appealing taste. They do bunch of group classes and also the website by them is well built for the registration and other needs.

Great soccer tournament. My seven year-old grand was playing in it. The facilities are decent.read more

Love a locally owned sports store these days and Soccer Post Arrowhead is no exception…read more.. When I told some soccer friends that my daughter had a game a Pioneer Park in Peoria, they suggested we stop by this nearby store to look for some new cleats. After a bit of research (ie: on their website), I learned that "Soccer Post is the largest retail specialty soccer chain in the United States, and that Soccer Post Arrowhead is a family-owned and operated store for soccer players and enthusiasts of all ages." While unfortunately, we left our visit empty handed due to the cleats my daughter wanted not being in stock in her size, I was pleased with the overall selection, friendly staff, prices, etc... I would definitely return if in the area and in need of soccer stuff!

Good selection of shoes and had the size we were needing!! Employee working was super helpful.read more

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.

They stole my money…read more I was placed on a team that barely played me. Then the team captain told Arizona Sports League that they wanted me off the team. This was communicated without my understanding. Very unprofessional, disappointing, and disrespectful that an organization would do this.

I signed up as a free agent over a month ago for two leagues, softball and Kickball to meet new…read morepeople and stay active. Apparently, they said someone will reach out to me via email when upcoming leagues will start but I haven't received ANY information regarding the leagues I signed up for and what team I am put on. I have never had an experience like this in my life, this has got to be the worst sports social club I've ever tried to join due to the lack of communication. Meanwhile, I just looked and there are new leagues that just started for both sports I signed up to join and never got any response from this organization. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME on this and find another organization to join. What a joke. I will be letting my friends know when they move out here who are also very sports minded to not go through these guys. What a joke.

We've been with the league for many years. Coach and owner Izzy and Sarah are absolutely amazing…read more Highly recommend united youth soccer stars you will not be disappointed.

UYSS is a fabulous family-friendly league. The coaches are skilled, kind, and positive role…read moremodels. Children learn soccer in a supportive and fun atmosphere. We have been more than happy with our experiences with the league over the last several years and frequently recommend it to friends.

Great place! Good competition, good pitch, great refs, family owned and very inviting atmosphere!read more

it's a great place to play and the walls there are super nice and you can watch from up topread more

This is by far the worst league in the East Valley. Do not waste your time or money…read more My son was extremely disappointed with our experience. When a team was left without a coach, his dad stepped up to help. Instead of support, both Melanie and Coach Carson were rude and unprofessional in how they handled the situation. To make matters worse, our team had only four boys show up and they played their hearts out against a team of nine players who were able to rotate in and out. There was no effort from the league to balance the teams or offer support by lending players to make the game fair. The lack of organization and sportsmanship was very disappointing. Parents, please think carefully before signing up. Our kids deserve better support, leadership, and sportsmanship. I highly recommend North Zone out of Chandler instead.

Wow! What a nice soccer facility! Looks like there is going to be 8 full size soccer fields that…read morecan be split into 2 fields for younger ages. This is a new facility and still in construction phase. The parking lot is big and appears to hold enough vehicles for all fields attendants. A new concession stand and restroom facility are close to being operational but they have plenty of food vendors and porta-potty's for now. The fields are very nice and the grass is established. A nicely paved path splits the fields and has light poles for night games. 4 of the fields have lights in place and I'm guessing the other 4 will in the future. There is no shade structures or bleachers so bring your pop up tents and lawn chairs. But plenty of seating area for parents and fans at every field. Overall a really nice, new facility dedicated just to soccer youth.