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.

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.

Came here for a martial arts competition. The space isn't too big but was clean and had and…read moreupstairs viewing. Restrooms were decent. Parking could be better but can get full when busy. Easily accessible and not too bad for driving to.

Good place with the new annex gym, not as crowded as usual and can find availability for rental.read more

So This year my daughter is playing in the recreational league for 9 and ups. All teams are coached…read moreby volunteers and so the teams spirit, structure and competitiveness is based on how good the coach is. The first year she played (age 7ish) the coach was very lax and didn't teach the principle of competitiveness or structure.. Was very "its a cute game" mentality. This year we have coach David Welch and he is great. He teaches the girls everything from basic moves to if you don't listen.. You must run a lap. The season has started off great and the program has kept us informed (via email) of any weather changes and changes in general. Now program details: A) The younger ages start at 125+ for the season plus 35.00 if you want to do a fundraiser buy out. B) My daughter's age was $177.00 + 35 (optional) fundraiser buy out. Now prices go up from there and change once you decide to do league. You can add additional private soccer training for a fee... Plus stickers, shirts and more. The prices that are shown are the early registration too.. After that point its an additional $25.00 dollars. Uniforms are included and that's about it. Practices are set yp by the coach and soccer schedule determined but LSC. Finally they have a South club (where we are) and North club. Hope this helps! If questions send me a comment!!

I'm about done with Lonestar…read more I grew up playing at the slaughter creek fields and thought it would be great to register my kids to play here too. Wrong. 1) You cannot get a hold of anyone on the phone and they have since removed that option for contacting them. You have to email them, so if it's an urgent or time sensitive request, good luck. It takes a couple of weeks to get a response. No one is ever out at the field during the week. And on weekend games, the only people I've ever been able to find are the teens that work for Lonestar. They are all super nice but there's only so much they can do. 2) Communication from Lonestar is terrible. They wait until the last second to cancel games even when there is clearly a huge rainstorm on its way. A few weeks ago we got notice of the fields being closed less than ten minutes before our game started and everyone was already at the fields. 3) The fields are extremely poorly maintained. Huge patches with no grass. They'll paint field lines onto the dirt, and they're gone a few days later after practices and games when it all gets kicked up into a dusty mess. Dozens of fire ant beds on each field after rain. They say they treat the mounds, but then the mounds persists for weeks. Last season I went out and grabbed by own mound treatment because we were tired of having to dodge them at practice. That weekend when it came time for the games, the field that I treated was the ONLY field without ant mounds so they clearly aren't actually treating the fields. 4) Uniforms are an unorganized mess. They will give XXS socks, small shorts, and XL jerseys. At the beginning of the season when there's a mass group of people to pick up uniforms, it will take 45 minutes to get your team's bag. When you've only got one 17 year old working by himself, in a conex box with no light source that resembles a hoarders basement, there's only so much he can do.

I accidentally discovered this place when I was looking for a sports store! It's indeed a sports…read moreshop in a way but more toward baseball and soft ball batting center!! Love to come here to do batting! :)

Really cool place! Went there with a buddy to relive our glory days of little league and it did not…read moredisappoint. Nice to have a batting cage like this in the Austin area. Modern facility with private lesson areas as well as both baseball and softball options. The cool thing is you can pick whether you want low, medium, or high pitches and either fast ball or curve ball which is a nice feature in case you want to work on specific fundamentals. You pay before hand and they give you a card that you swipe each time you want to go. They provide bats and helmets and have sizes for every age and shape. Pro tip; bring a batting glove or two as those inside stingers can really give you a zolt! I think we paid like 30 bucks and both hit like 6 or so times (each was around 15-17 pitches if I remember correctly). We were done and still had some money left on the card for next time. Giving it 3 stars mainly due to the fact that you have to pick up your own balls and put them in a bucket/dump them back in the machine. All the other cages I used to go to as a kid, like 25 years ago, the balls automatically went back into the machine. Oh well...not a huge deal, but kind of a pain. Overall would highly recommend for kids and adults!

Can't say enough about the experience my son who is 12 had. He talks about it non stop about all…read morethe new things he learned and the opportunity to be taught by people who know their stuff. Going to be signing up for weekly classes and a camp this summer for sure!

Teddy and First touch have exceeded our expectations and my son loves to train there. He is…read morelooking forward to continuing his development with Teddy for years to come.

We are new to softball, and my daughter was in need of some hitting repetition. We signed up for…read morethe family membership and have been every day for the past week. The kids love it, the on line cage scheduling is super user-friendly.

Coach Goldsmith is a great instructor with very clear and simple to understand instructions... We…read moreare very happy with him and he is by far, the best hitting coach we have ever had. He is not only very knowledgeable on baseball fundamentals, he is also very professional and seems to really care about his students' success. Needless to say, we would recommend him, as well as, the TexElite facility to anyone and everyone!

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.

Beautiful sport park where you play soccer, baseball, football and many more! Nice and clean park…read moreand well maintained! Love to play here!

I visited this location for the first time to make a reservation for a room for a very special,…read moreonce-in-a-lifetime event. Before going, I called to confirm availability. The staff member on the phone told me to come in person since their system showed a room was open. However, when I arrived, I was told there were actually no rooms available, and it had been that way for some time. This was very disappointing and frustrating because it felt like a miscommunication between staff, and it ended up wasting time and effort driving there just to get a "no" in person. I truly wish the information had been accurate and consistent. The facility itself looked very nice, and I would have loved to book it, but they really need to organize their reservation process better. Hopefully they improve this so future guests don't face the same issue.

Update. She's still there. In everyone's way. Louder than ever. Lady - please take your little…read moreworkout class elsewhere. Stop occupying the squat racks as an area to host a class. You have a cute little area with pads against the other wall.