We've played in this league for four seasons, and unfortunately, things have only gotten worse. The…read moreBuda/Kyle or "South Austin" division has become completely disorganized and unsafe. Referees often don't ref, rules aren't enforced, and we witnessed multiple kids get hurt this past season. The whole point of flag football is non-contact play and teaching kids teamwork and rules -- but instead, the lack of oversight has made it chaotic and unsafe. When parents or coaches try to raise safety concerns, some referees become argumentative rather than taking accountability. If you value your child's safety, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere. We will no longer support this club until major changes are made, and I suggest other parents do the same.

We put our kids in this league. An 8 year-old and one 10 year-old. They had the kids practicing…read moreone hour before the games. One weekend was canceled due to weather. They claim they cannot do the practices due to make up games for the rest of the season. There was only one practice and all the kids played street ball instead of real basketball during the games. My eight-year-old was in a 7 to 8 year-old league and ended up playing nine and 10-year-olds in the playoffs. The other team's kids were telling them their ages. You usually can see one or two kids in the entire league where you question their age. This team had five or six players that all looked over eight years old. I don't think this league checks ages or enforces them. It's pretty sad to allow a team to play down an age bracket just to win a championship.

If I could give this organization less than one star I would. Payton Vaughn, the program director…read moredid not do her job. We signed up for this league thinking it would be a great way for our kids to learn basketball in a fun setting. It was not fun. The league is unorganized. The refs are unqualified. And the staff can't do basic math. Don't waste your money. It's not worth it. Go to your local YMCA. It's less expensive and a lot more fun.

I GIVE -0 stars btw: Horrible organization as of 5/23/24. No communication at all even when you…read morereach out via email and the customer service line is useless and knows nothing. Staff seem all Confused and know nothing, a quick buck isn't worth it in my eyes as it seems to be for those running i9/teams. Do better for the kids sake and experiences.

This is a semi-competitive league: they get only one hour of practice a week and focus is on having…read morefun and meeting friends. My son enjoys being starting quarterback and throwing touchdowns for his team of 7 kids. Honestly, In a school setting with 20 kids, he'd be stuck in a much less fun position. These smaller teams let the younger kids have fun and develop in important positions without competing against 20 other classmates. If you want your kid to win and grow, you need to do that YOURSELF at home. They can learn some things in this league, just not very quickly since competition isn't the focus for 5 through 8 year olds. Let them have some fun, they will all have office jobs and be sitting all day soon enough. Some coaches are great and the championship game at the end of the season can be competitive.

we signed our son up to crossover to do multi sports, which was T-ball soccer and flag football…read more It was being run by 14 year olds that were oblivious to how to communicate with kids don't. there was one main coach that was doing a good job but man was this a huge waste of time

They have a Ping pong table in lobby! And can borrow paddles from the front desk. Friendly staff.read more

Was here cuz kids wanted to play basketball. Our hotel doesn't have any court for that and this…read morewas the closest off Highway 35. We came for 2days, center need renovation, old equipment. Only one room for weight lifting and other equipments, one ventilation only. It was hot. I cldnt handle it. Staffs were very helpful and amazing. Where's the city tax money going to if you cannot give the community a pleasant recreation center. A state capital, it sucks. We actually visited another center which was also very old, Dove center. Friendly staff but we left to check out the next, which turns out same. Rundown building. Austin cld do better.

The place is amazing, great environment, cleanliness well maintained, great staff will definitely…read morevisit again. My nephews loved it.

Signed up my son for flag football that's supposed to start next week. We still have no information…read moreon what team he'll be on, when practices will be held, who his coach is, etc. Still no response from them after reaching out about this. Can't believe how unprofessional they are. Save your money and don't sign up for this league!

This is a private non profit organization that has a small paid staff. It's made up of members who…read morepay dues and donate money to underwrite its operation. The WAYA sport teams are coached by parent volunteers. The teams only play other WAYA teams. Many if not most of the teams are created by the coaches and are comprised of classroom groups that wind up playing together for years. The remaining teams are a random assortment of kids who sign up on the website. The kids who seems to have the best experience are those who are part of the pre-built teams. They all know each other, the parents know each other, and they often spend a lot of time socially outside of their time at WAYA. The expectations are rather high for them to perform well and build skills. The randomly formed teams are at a disadvantage in terms of feeling as if they belong and their coaches are starting from scratch each season because the only kid they know is likely their own child and maybe a few more. It took our family a few years to understand this dynamic as nobody really spells it out. Parents who don't know anybody need to come to WAYA ready to greet people, strike up conversations and make friends with other parents. Put yourself out there. It's really a special place and not a place to come and keep to yourself and ignore others, otherwise your kid will have a less than stellar experience. Think of it as a private club that allows visitors. Because that's what it is. And be a good visitor....better yet- join!

My kid just threw the towel in on his flag football career at 8 and (literally) his jersey and…read moreflags in the trash and I just put it out on the street for collection (best place for it!). Now I couldn't tell you my ass from elbow when it comes to this sport which is why I sat on the side lines. Having grown up playing football (not the American version) and coached kids in the another Austin league. All the kids got equal time and same level of encouragement and respect. It's joy a to watch a great/good or even mediocre coach who's heart is the right place. An individual who's out there for kids. It's absolutely soul destroying to watch a bad couch just out there to relive his GLORY days thru a bunch of kids or more specifically thru his kids. If you don't have the patience to coach young kids, or your just in it for your own kids, get the **** off the field. You can probably guess who kids didn't level the field and got attaboy after attaboy. I watched my kids enthusiasm go from from 90 to 0 over the last 3 weeks. Today was the last game of the season and after talking with other parents who have/HAD children in your league this is symptomatic. I'm glad to say my kid will never be back. To anyone thinking of putting there kid in this program. Don't! WAYA you owe children better than this!.

There's a reason why you're reading straight 5's for Avila soccer - directly from users. Here's my…read morewhy: Eryck runs a first-class operation focused on the student. I am 29yrs old and learning soccer for the first time and I couldn't imagine wanting to learn The Beautiful Game ANYWHERE ELSE IN AUSTIN. The coaches are amazing, the facility is very homely, I get stretched and learn new things in every class, and the pricing is reasonable for all the value that Eryck and Avila Soccer provide. From young to old, Eryck and all coaches implement a wide range of techniques that can't be duplicated by anyone else to help you learn the philosophy and execution of soccer. Avila Soccer is a gem of Austin, TX and I'm proud to be a member here!

It's a good place to start training to get some skills besides select or academy clubs. My older…read moreson has been training several summers and after school and now my youngest. 4 stars because you can't watch your kiddos right now they excused the COVID-19 so that they don't have to let us watch. So parents have to wait outside for a whole time in the car and AC on for almost 2 hours. Also, the place is not so clean, not sure when they clean last time? Restrooms are dirty! They should take the piano away! It's so loud!

As someone who eats out and tries new restaurants almost every week, I have high standards when it…read morecomes to both the food and the floor. Tanith completely blew those standards out of the water. From the second we sat down, her energy was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. What really set her apart, though, was her encyclopedic knowledge of the menu. She didn't just recite descriptions; she walked us through flavor profiles, offered spot-on recommendations tailored to what we were craving, and explained the inspiration behind the dishes with real passion. Great service can elevate a decent meal into an unforgettable one, and Tanith is the gold standard.

Tanitha made our experience. The food was decent, drinks were great. But the service and ambience…read morewas superb. We will be back, especially with basketball season right around the corner. ASC offered many tv options with protectors mounted on damn near every wall. Can't wait to go back -- ask to sit in Tanitha's section. You won't regret it!

We have played on several different youth sports organizations, and National Youth Sports is one of…read morethe most organized that we have ever been in. I am very happy that Northside ISD (which is where I receive the fliers from) support this organization; because it definitely is one of the best out of other options here in SA. We have been very grateful to be placed on teams where the volunteer parent coaches are extremely engaged and try their hardest to create practices throughout the week to ensure the kiddos are remaining active and engaged in their sports. My boys are a bit older now and we have used NYS for years, but once my daughter turns 3 and is eligible to enroll in soccer/baseball, National Youth Sports will definitely be my first call. Thanks NYS!

When I brought a valid concern to the Director of NYS here in San Antonio, Tina, she was extremely…read moreunprofessional and proceeded to tell me how I as the parent was actually to blame in this situation. We are a Military Family that are PCSing soon, the organization failed to roster a full team and had no practices or any meeting so far this season with our first game Saturday with not enough players to play, I asked if we could pull out and get reimbursed since no service had been given and we would be moving in a couple weeks. Tina then let me know it's not their responsibility and it's actually mine as the parent. I would highly advise literally anyone looking for an organization to have their kids play sports to steer clear of NYS and Tina.

Great public park, soccer fields, disc golf course, running, biking, skate park, baseball fields…read morepretty much you make it it has it. Only bad thing and this isn't the parks fault people are inconsiderate there and let their dog crap and don't bother picking it up.

Love coming to this park when it's nice out. The playground for the kids is amazing (the slides are…read moreawesome), and I like that they have a playground for the babies/younger kids and one for older kids. There is plenty of parking but it does get busy at times so we like to go earlier in the day. Lots of covered pavilion areas with picnic tables that you can use if they aren't reserved; and of course the amazing trail/park that stretches for miles. There is a lake as well and you can catch people fishing , kayaking etc. I've found the park to be clean and well maintained each time we go. In the summer, they open up the splash pad which has been recently upgraded and it's awesome. For sure one of my favorite park areas in the Cedar Park/Austin area. Definitely check this one out.