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

Great local soccer club for youth. Coach Anthony, Coach Colin and Coach Tessa are super skilled and…read moregreat with the kids! They make soccer fun while teaching important soccer skills. Coach Anthony's philosophy is to help each child develop a love of soccer! We are so happy to have found such a great club.

The best soccer organization in Arizona . We are so happy with the skills our children acquired …read more Their professional, fun and well rounded environment has brought our kids to love soccer and grow as young players. We can not say enough about coach Colin and Coach Tessa.

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

Needed a jersey done and he was quick and did it with perfection and great care and customer…read moreservice. Highly recommend!

Stopped by to check selection of soccer jerseys as a gift for my grandson for Christmas. As I…read moreentered I was warmly greeted with a smile by the owner Leonel. I looked around and wasn't sure what I wanted. I explained what my grandson was interested in and Leonel promptly knew what to show me. He was patient, kind and very knowledgeable. He offered to customize the jersey with whatever name or lettering I wanted. The store has a great variety of soccer apparel, socks, shoes, jackets, and much more. Prices are very affordable, and the products seem to be of good quality. If you are in West Phoenix and interested in soccer apparel or memorabilia, please stop by. This small business is worth it and he has been in business for 10+ years! Excellent customer service!

Tried to request a refund because we don't want to support a church that supports pedophiles and we…read morewere met with silence but there was no silence when they made the transaction. The coach from last season was horrible but we requested a new coach this season but with recent news that was the last straw.

My daughter had an 8:50 soccer game on Saturday but we came early to watch the championship match…read more A girl two hand shoved a girl from behind and she fell and got hurt. Field 2B. The sideline wanted the ref to call something and he didn't. Then a CCV star staffer who was near the goal and didn't have the correct angle to see it just started berating parents all crazy and like mocking them. He acted like his way was the only possible thing that could have happened. The way he carried himself was not of the church I grew up at and honestly you guys should be embarrassed and he should be removed. He was working near the medal booth with the younger gentleman who is always as polite as could be. I get the parents were asking for a call but no one said anything crazy or outlandish and the girl did get pushed and hurt. Might want to have that guy read the code of conduct

AZ United is a professional soccer team in the USL, which is currently considered the 3rd tier of…read moreUS soccer, behind MLS and NASL. Their 1st season was in 2014, months after they gained the franchise rights from now defunct Phoenix FC Wolves. They currently play at Peoria Sports Complex, the spring training home of baseball's Seattle Mariners & San Diego Padres. This, while not a centralized location in the Phoenix area, does provide free parking and ample space. I've been a supporter of AZ United since it's inception, thanks in large part to being a member of La Furia Roja 1881, one of 3 supporters groups for AZ United. I love going to the games and enjoy supporting a local professional soccer team. the team is still figuring out how to gain a solid foothold in the fickle Phx sports market, and a home stadium in downtown Phx would be a great start. also advertising. they do the bare minimum of that, which is ironic considering the main owner started Arrowhead Advertising. those are my main gripes about AZ United. oh, and the lack of merchandise. every time I have the chance, i go to AZ United games. if you're a fan of soccer, make the trip. it's worth it.

My family loves our Saturday nights at AZ United games. Ticket prices are very affordable at $15…read moreand under. We usually sit in the sections that are $10 for adults and $5 for kids. Drinks are cheaper if you get there early and buy at their happy hour pricing. The location is surrounded by great restaurants as well for before or after. The team best part is the team, they are fun to watch, and have players from several different countries.

Mariners fans, here's your guide to a great day at the park…read more Head to the stadium early to watch the guys at the practice fields. It's free, and gates open at 9:30. See dozens of players on the various fields throwing pitches, fielding balls, and taking batting practice. On game day, the guys wrapped up practice around 11:50, so I recommend getting there at least by 11. Don't miss doing this--it's just as entertaining, if not more entertaining than the game. Where else can you see players this up close? Then, walk on over to In-N-Out or Raising Cane's for lunch before the game. They're about a 15 minute walk away. I feel odd recommending fast food, but you gotta try what you can't get back in Seattle! There is food at the stadium, but it's not discount prices. Expect to pay just as much (or more) for a drink than you would at T-Mobile Park. After lunch, head to the park for the 1:10 game. The stadium is very intimate, and there really isn't a bad seat. It does get hot tho--the seats themselves are very toasty. Fortunately, we brought some towels from the hotel to sit on. The couple in front of us had to go buy some towels in order to sit comfortably. Also, pack a small portable fan. As someone who doesn't like hot weather, the fan made a huge difference and made sitting in the seats tolerable. Lastly, bring a water bottle and some sunscreen. There are cooling stations throughout the stadium, and some shaded spots. Parking is right in front of the stadium, free, and plentiful. You do not need to worry about not getting a spot--especiailly if you come early to watch practice.

This is a great stadium! The team store has a wide selection of merchandise (Spring Training,…read moreMariners, Padres). There's also a variety of food and drink options. There's even a kids mini baseball field! We sat in Section 120. There's a good amount of space between the rows of seats and the section is right along the first base line. The bathrooms are close by. The only downside is there is NO SHADE whatsoever (this goes for most of the stadium). However, the weather was perfect today! If you're a baseball fan, make sure to come to a Spring Training game here at Peoria Sports Complex!

I've been a Soccer coach for NYS for 25+ seasons and they are a great organization, I read some of…read morethe reviews on here that just are not true, their rules are in line with all other organizations, they ensure in the rules that all players must get at least 50% of play and have always supported me as a coach and as a parent. They are very affordable and allow the player to build their skill set, coaches are parents as I was and it allowed me to bond and build a great relationship with my child, NYS has always been good to me and would highly recommend this league

NYS has implemented a rule that eliminates free throws. For…read moreshooting fouls the opposing team is awarded a single point. This rule doesn't exist else where with any other basketball group or Org. Why would NYS invent a rule eliminating a skill that will be needed at ALL levels with all groups outside of NYS? It makes no sense.