We registered our daughter during late registration and were initially informed that there were…read more7th/8th grade girls teams available. When Coach Will reached out, we learned our daughter would be the only girl on the team. While a refund was offered, she chose to continue. Practices were scheduled once a week in a dedicated gym on Mondays, and Coach Will even added a Sunday practice at a park during the first week, which we appreciated. Unfortunately, by the second week, Coach Will was unable to attend practices. My husband and another parent stepped in to help, but the situation deteriorated from there. Coach Will eventually informed them he could not attend any Monday practices and asked them to cover. Additional practices he scheduled were often canceled at the last minute, and he was even late to a game, leaving my husband and the other parent to manage until he arrived. In the week leading up to the playoffs, he scheduled two extra practices--one organized by another parent and one by himself--but when a parent mentioned her child couldn't attend because they weren't on the regular schedule, Coach Will stated in the group chat that if a player missed, they wouldn't start in the game. This felt unreasonable given the inconsistent schedule and repeated cancellations. He ultimately did not attend the Thursday practice, asking the other parents to cover again, which was impossible. While my daughter enjoyed playing with the boys and the game facilities and referees were excellent, the inconsistent coaching and lack of reliability from Coach Will made the experience frustrating and disappointing. If the coaching had been better, we would have returned, but unfortunately, it felt like a waste of our time and money.

Just finished our 2nd game in this league. It's a total joke. The reffing is the worst thing I have…read moreever seen in youth sports. Zero consistency and 100% embarrassing

This place is a gem! I brought my sons and it wasn't busy at all and it was very easy to get into…read moreand they have discounts that you can inquire about. Love the batting range and the other things that are available. nice and cool inside also, was they had a lot of fun! i may have missed my calling i didn't do so bad myself

I was invited to D-Bat by my niece as she's training for her upcoming college softball season…read more It's nice to see indoor batting cages are available as it's quite miserable outdoors to be hitting balls for an hour. The cage we used was in good shape- the floors, the netting, etc. The speed, the type of pitch and the pitch location are all able to be selected prior to entering the cage from a screen outside. The pitches were quite accurate to the settings we chose and almost every pitch was a strike, so you're not wasting your time with poor pitches. The downsides were limited, but included waiting about 3-5mins for the machines to rotate between baseballs and softballs. I also found it difficult to time up the pitches as the tubing to deliver the ball to the machine was short and not completely transparent, and once the ball hit those wheels it was halfway to me. Being a guest, I'm not sure what the membership rates are or what the price for individual sessions cost, but my niece said it's reasonable. Having hit in most of the batting cages in the East Valley, I'm trusting her input. Thanks D-Bat for a fun time

I go to Webster aka Webbie on Monday nights for open gym volleyball and it's one of the good open…read moregyms in the valley for competitive volleyball. It is very organized and the lady who runs it is very efficient. There is a $3 charge at the door and a sign up sheet for teams. It is really packed during the summer as a lot of college players return home to Phx for break. The people who play all know each other and there are some cliques but everyone is nice. The facility itself is good. Rubber floors though. Two courts.

My son loves their summer program! He plans to return next year. No field trips but swimming every…read moreTuesday and a surprise Diamondbacks game all inclusive. Although the location is opposite the direction I'd head to my job it's worth it. The paid staff and volunteers are very kind and patient given the various ages. Excellent value.

Playing here regularly, I rarely notice any cow smell, unlike the experience of another reviewer. I…read moreguess it depends on which way the wind is blowing. Some courts are visibly worn and could use a resurfacing, but for the most part, they are in good condition. The complex is placed close to a major thoroughfare, so there is some traffic noise on the east courts. As far as lessons are concerned, I'll give em 5 out of 5 as there are some very good USTA-ranked instructors employed here - an older Swedish gentleman is fantastic!

Enjoy coming it this spot, really good tennis courts. The up keep of the facilities are nice. Call…read moreto reserve or go online...only bad side is you can smell the cows that are next door from time to time. But that doesn't stop me from playing.

Parks are great for kids and adults alike. This park is great for a walk, outdoor activities, and…read moreeven meeting friends. During my Pokemon go days of playing, we would periodically meet to play and have a potluck. This park is one of my favorites in the area and I suggest for anyone looking for a great Gilbert park.

My grandson is playing in an All-Stars baseball tournament for state championship and they have…read moreplayed two games at McQueen Park in Gilbert. I thought the rules included that they MUST have a WORKING score board and an announcement system. This park has neither. So no one really knows what the score is, etc., unless you have the app to check. They have also played at Crossroads Park off of Knox and Greenfield in Gilbert which is a beautiful facility. I also feel horrible for these 14 and 15 year old boys playing in the heat. Sure with the Diamondbacks could do something to make things better. Their next game is this Wednesday. The bathroom is also so dirty with spiders all over the place! The Dbacks built a beautiful field in Show Low. Wish they could upgrade some of the fields here especially when the city is hosting tournaments! SMH - so sad.

So far our daughter is head over heels for this place. Her teachers have been great with her and…read morefinding us afterwards to give us an update on her progress. The bathrooms could use more checks throughout the day to keep up the cleanliness with all the kids going in and out.

$112 monthly fee, one 55 minute class per week $65 one time…read moreregistration If you sign up for an additional class each week, there is a 15% discount *They offer one free class to try! Arizona Gymnastics looks a lil unassuming from the outside and then when you walk into the waiting/viewing area and see the gym, it's a lot bigger than it looks. There is a waiting/viewing area downstairs and upstairs to watch the kids behind the glass. The walls and ceilings are lined with trophies and banners. You can see the big kids in the back doing all their spins on the un even bars, backflips on the mats and twirls on the high beam. Made me realize oh this is a legit gymnastics school.Lols I've spoken to the owner Kristin a few times and she's very nice, she is also one of the coaches for the classes. It's been almost two months and my 6 year old still loves her gymnastics class. Her coach Christina is great and supportive. The first 20ish min of class they do a lot of strengthening moves and stretching. Then they focus on techniques. The last 5 minutes they play a game on the trampoline. I appreciate at the end, the coach takes a minute to talk to me about how my daughter is doing. I def recommend this school if your child is interested in gymnastics!

1.25.26 - met up with friends and family here for pickleball at this park. The majority were…read morealready there since 11am. I didn't arrive until 1ish due to attending a car show before that. The courts here were clean. I believe there were 8 courts total and we took up 4!! Pickleball courts at public parks are free. It's just first come first serve and I heard this one gets pretty busy at night. They let me jump in right away. I'm still new and so were some others so it was nice learning as we go. Our group had a table and some seating set up in a corner outside the court and even brought food and drinks. All we needed was a speaker with some music. It was so much fun with old friends and family too. Felt like a mini reunion. We plan to all go to an indoor pickleball place this upcoming weekend. Hoping that's still happening! It was a workout for sure. I was sore for a few days lol

No trees. Hot. Only one bbq grill at each pavilion. Too many kids, not shaded areas or pavilions,…read morebut the playground gives the illusion there is. The design is awkward. For instance, the parking is all on one side, so if you have to be on the sides closer to the main Road, you have to walk what feels like 1000 miles to your car in the Arizona Heat...WITHOUT SHADE TREES.

Overall nice, and clean, fields. Parking can be an issue as the place is so huge it is easy to park…read moreon opposite side. Unless they rename the fields, 1-4 are on the east side so park accordingly. Soccer fields are very nice and most have plenty of space for tents. Nighttime games will benefit from new bright lights. Oh, an added bonus: There's a Sheraton across the street, within walking distance, that has fantastic food! We've attended numerous tournaments and have always had a pleasant experience. Though the food trucks nearby have been less than appetizing.

They host teams from all over the West Coast. What a benefit to the citizens of Mesa. Everyone is…read morewelcome here.