Shhhhhh!!!!! This club is the best kept secret in NJ!…read more There are 7 red clay courts and the membership rate is very affordable without hourly court fee! It is a dream if you're an avid tennis player. They offer various different tennis clinics for both adults & children from May thru October. Claudio Urra, the head pro is a great instructor and really keeps you movin' (and groovin') during the clinics. They are both fun and challenging! The atmosphere here is very laid back and intimate where it seems like they are all an extension of a big family. Members vary in all ages (Oldest member is 90 y.o and he is quite dashing and will probably beat you on the courts!) Added bonus: Traditional "Tennis Whites" are NOT required! In June, they will host NJ State Div 1 Championships which should be a lot of fun. I plan to go watch some great tennis as much as possible.

Best Red CLay Courts in northern NJ!!! Been playing tennis for over 15 years and was always…read morelooking for a good place to play tennis, meet new people, take lessons and clinics and enjoy the spring/summer surrounded by tennis... Found APC and this will be my 3rd season there... The head pro, Claudio Uma, is a great instructor and I always take- part in his CARDIO tennis clinic which is great!!! Everyone is very friendly, laid back, and all have the TENNIS BUG so you get to play with different players all the time... Come check it out..

They gave me the silent treat ment when I asked can I join the program and was very rude do not joinread more

Lamar is an amazing coach and human being , I've been in the fitness industry 30 years, I myself am…read morea Trainer / Coach / Soorts nutritionist .I've worked with many professional, athletes, world champion athletes , Olympic coach etc , and Lamar is right up there at the top , he is probably the only person that I really would trust my son with when I'm not there to monitor , his patience and teaching skills are unbelievable. Let me say it again patience which is extremely important when working with kids and teaching he never has an attitude always with a smile no matter what is going on in his life , puts everyone first , I cannot speak highly enough about him and trust me when I say, I am a very difficult person to please, when it comes to coaching because I am a coach myself.

Friendly accommodating staff! Well maintained rink and clean bathrooms. Great rental equipment!…read moreTerrific for all ages.

My daughter attended a birthday party here yesterday, and she had the BEST time. The staff was…read morevery nice, and the party was timed very well. All the the kids had a wonderful time skating. She was so excited, she now wants her own pair of roller blades. Yes, the rink and exterior around it could use a good paint job, and some of the furniture could use some updating. Overall, a great time was had by all, and I love the fact that this venue is local.

Seton Hall doesn't have a terribly rich basketball history, but it's not a no-name program either…read more The Pirates have made the NCAA tournament 13 times since 1988 which, relatively speaking, is a pretty good clip. Seton Hall saw its greatest success under head coach PJ Carlesimo (1982-1994). Carlesimo is best known for his time as an NBA head coach, which immediately followed his success as a college coach at Seton Hall. He was an assistant coach on Gregg Popovich's staff when the San Antonio Spurs won the NBA championships in 2003, 2005, and 2007. In his last seven seasons in Newark, Carlesimo led Seton Hall to six NCAA tournament appearances. That stretch was highlighted by the 1988-89 team which lost in the national championship game to Michigan by one point in overtime, 80-79. The stars on that Seton Hall team were John Morton and Andrew Gaze. Gaze would later win an NBA championship playing for Popovich and Spurs in 1999. The star on that Michigan team was Glen Rice. Seton Hall defeated Duke in the Final Four, 95-78. That Duke team was coached by Mike Krzyzewski and led in scoring and rebounding by Danny Ferry. Carlesimo won back-to-back Big East Coach of the Year awards in 1988 and 1989. Before PJ Carlesimo, Seton Hall was coached by Bill Raftery. These days, most college basketball fans know Raftery for his work as a broadcast analyst, particularly during CBS Sports' coverage of March Madness. Raftery was at Seton Hall from 1970 to 1980. It was only in his final two seasons that the Pirates were members of the Big East. Prior to that, they were in the short-lived New Jersey-New York 7 Conference or independent. Raftery didn't have much success at Seton Hall, compiling an overall record of 154-141 (.522) and 5-15 (.250) in the Big East. Current coach Kevin Willard, who was hired away from Iona in 2010, has had decent success at Seton Hall. He led the program to four-straight NCAA tournament appearances from 2016 to 2019. It would have been five-straight if it wasn't for the 2020 tournament cancellation. Willard's 2016 team won the Big East Tournament and he was named Big East co-Coach of the Year along with Villanova's Jay Wright (co-Coach of the Year has only happened twice so far in the conference). Seton Hall plays its home games in the Prudential Center in downtown Newark which it shares with the NHL's New Jersey Devils. They've played in "The Rock" since its opening in 2007.

This was the worst experience you could ever imagine. The games were always late, communication…read morewith the parents was limited, there were fights during a couple games... It was a complete waste of time. Please do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.

Easily the most disorganized, disrespectful, misdirected organization I have every dealt with. As…read morea parent and coach, I was appalled at how this league is run. The games never start on time, the notifications are usually last-minute, the rules are swayed to benefit their friends, the umpires "play fight" and curse with the players, they thin-out the team rosters and you have to find reinforcements, etc. Please do yourself a favor and choose another league.