This place is huge. I think there were 24 or 25 lacrosse fields last weekend. Fields are well kept…read moreand nice and flat. Traffic in and out is expected so it's not worth complaining about. $20 to park is steep, put to be expected, this is how they pay their bills, not much other revenue. You get what you pay for. People who are complaining, have nothing better to do.

Whoever is running this place from a Parking perspective should be fired. It is very, very clear…read morethat roping off the sections for people to get in and out is causing traffic to be at the worst possible way. It's bad enough that they're charging $20 to park each day and they're full agreed, but now they're using the facility department multiple events and causing major traffic jams

I had been looking for someone to work with my son to improve some soccer techniques. We are SO…read moreHAPPY to have come across Classic XI Soccer Training!! All the coaches are super dedicated to each child and on working with them to achieve their soccer goals. After only a couple sessions my sons soccer season started and i could see how much he had improved, his coach kept telling him that he could tell he'd been working on his techniques. Thank you to all the coaches at Classic XI Training for all that you do! I am so happy that my son is part of this amazing soccer family!! He's always happy and ready to train with you guys :)

From the owner: Drills created specifically per position.read more

This is our go to spot when we are in town…read more The store is great. There's always a game on television. A huge selection of uniforms. Tons of shoes. And dozen of goalie gloves. Plus they have training equipment, bottles, tape. Just about anything you need on or off the field. Staff is always helpful. They will answer equipment questions and point you in the right direction should you need anything. The price is a bit expensive. But that's because the items are quality. Pro cleats. Game jerseys. Etc. But you can still find a odd Jersey or two in the discount section. But you know whatever you buy will last. I highly recommend paying them a visit if you're in the area!

BEST SELECTION AND PRICES!!! Come check them out!! Great customer service, everyone was so helpful…read moreand they also have great prices on soccer balls and jerseys !

This park has been a go-to for our son's Little League rookie season and the fields are well-kept…read moreand there's always something going on, from soccer to roller hockey to skateboarding. It's a true community hub. The new play structure is a big hit with the kids, and the skate park is always full of energy. That said, weekend parking can be rough, especially when soccer ramps up ,we've had to park by the school more than once. Bathrooms could definitely use more attention (hovering is your best bet), but overall, it's a solid place for sports, play, and a few hours outside.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!…read more This field area has enough space for several games and practices to take place simultaneously. -and the grass is typically in good condition: not too many mud patches or divots/unevenness in the earth to be concerned about while playing. I play for an over 21 recreational league here now but about 12 years ago I first came here to try out for the Oceanside Breakers. Happy to see it's still serving the same purpose! Parking situation can be scary business as the field is located in a hub for afternoon/evening sports practices/scrimmages/tournaments. The parking lot gets zoo-ish quickly. Plan accordingly when it comes to finding a spot yourself or dropping off/picking up someone. I don't like that I've seen fights break out in the parking lot. Surely not something you want going on when there are kids around! Bathrooms are your regularly scheduled, dingy park bathrooms. Always take a buddy! If you're not a soccer player or enthusiast yourself, there's a nice sidewalk rounding the field for your walking/exercising to keep you entertained!

We chose the kids' first soccer experience based on Yelp and advice from fellow moms. I'm so glad…read morewe trusted them! Coach Jaime (& his assistant, Jessie) are the real deal. Jaime makes learning the fundamentals so fun for kids this age. It's amazing how creative he is in teaching them the game. My kids don't even realize every game is teaching them something important. They are too busy laughing and having a blast. Jaime and Jessie are patient, understanding and they get kids 100%. I've seen major meltdowns avoided, (minor) injuries handled with love and care and best of all, these coaches show the kids how fun soccer can be. Soccer Kids is the best choice. End your search here and sign up.

Absolutely the best Coach for my little one! Great program and makes learning about soccer fun! We…read moreare looking forward to signing up my younger son soon, just keep an eye out for registration because it books so fast!

Street Smart Soccer has changed my son's game for the better! The technical instruction and speed…read moreon the street has made his game on the pitch much more precise and fluid. I highly recomend to anyone wanting to take their players game to the next level. My son has so much fun at SSS that he doesn't even realize he's getting additional training. Shuttleworth and the rest of the coaches are class acts!

From the owner: Street Smart Soccer is providing the best in soccer skills training. Street Smart Soccer trains…read moreplayers in the art of street soccer as well as futsal. We are not a club rather a training company that provides serious soccer youth players with the opportunity to take their skills and toughness to the next level.

We had coach Trevor. He was great with the kids and made it a fun experience. Our kiddos first run…read moreat team sports and he was newly 3 so definitely parent participation helped. Looking forward to returning.

Coach Johan is amazing!! My granddaughter learned so much…read morefrom him!! Definitely recommend!!

Glad we found this kids recreational sports league. This would be my daughters first official…read moresports team and she loves it. She started not knowing a lick of soccer and now she's in there kicking her way up and down the field and she feels proud she got the player of the game medal last week for saving a goal in which the other team would have tied. The coaches are nice and all the kids have good sportsmanship. My older daughter wants to play also but they have an age cutoff of 8 years for soccer and I believe 7 for baseball. You can go to their website to get the latest information and start of new seasons and schedules. Two thumbs up for i9 sports couldn't have asked for a better first experience for my baby. So if you're debating a kids sports league i9 is the way to go.

Grew up in this club, played for probably close to 9 years and now started coaching my 6 year old…read moredaughters team. Good club and good, organized office / support team.

This soccer club is all about the $$$. First off, they are two times the cost of other recreational…read moreleagues in neighboring cities. Second, they stack one team with their competitive team kids into rec. season. So every year, it seems that one team clobbers all others in a very unfair advantage. Third, the games for the single division (age group) are on one field, but don't let that fool you. Different divisions are on different fields. Therefore, if you have multiple kids, get ready to miss most games as they may be at the same time on different fields (this is a specific question that I asked when registering. I was told they would group kids of the same family for the same practice day on the same field & for game days. This is impossible for games. Practices, the attempt wasn't made we had four days of soccer between two kids). Fifth, if your older kiddo plays at Vista sports park, be ready to freeze for late night Friday games or burn on Saturday games. The turf is so hot at there is no shade at all. Sixth, our coach was mostly concerned with getting kids to join the competitive team. Every week, he pressured the MVP until he received a solid "no" answer from the parents then he moved on the next best MVP. Lastly, our coach was late often to games and inattentive, watching a movie on his phone, during the "end of he season team party". It is so disorganized & poorly managed. Recommended to find another, more cost affective rec. team.