"My son plays for Nemesis and loves every coach he trains with! Coach Flotte, and Coach Ryan have…read morebeen such great role models to him and push him every practice. Monty, Tina, Angie and Judy are all such wonderful people that are always accommodating and welcoming. You feel like you are part of a family at Nemesis! It's been so great watching my son grow in his skills and love for the game over the past year we've been with Nemesis"

Before you join, make sure you read the negative reviews. Despite reading them, we thought we'd…read moregive it a try. Be sure you are clear that in addition to the stated charges, there is a fee of $15 per person per day to watch the games. This is on top of the $35 one day tournament fee, which is higher for multiple days. Playing time is not guaranteed. If your player is a sub (more were subs than not) and you have 4 family members attending. The cost is 4x$15=$60 door fee, $35 tournament fee, lets say $5 for gas/food. Total $100. One mom said her player played 8 total minutes for two games. So you would have to go to 7 1/2 tournaments to see an hour of play. That would cost $750 ($100 x 7 1/2) to see an hour of play. This is NOT listed in their fees, which also includes practice fees, annual fee and uniform fee. My granddaughter joined and was in the Nemesis organization for five months. Many, many promises and excuses, but NEVER played a game, not even a practice game. During that time she missed one Tournament due to vacation. The team took 12 players, so the team consisted of a lot of subs. Why not form two teams and let everyone play more? The $300 uniform is non refundable and has been worn once on a Uniform Day at School. The league fee is non refundable even if you never play a game. If they do a fund raiser, read it carefully. The one they did while my granddaughter was there said the funds go to them with no benefit to outside charities or to your account. I've been around youth sports for over 50 years, I've never ever come across a sports organization, that doesn't conduct games in their respective sports in a timely and repetitive manner for all players. Doesn't have to be a fancy tournament, in basketball, all it takes is a ball and 10 kids wanting to play a game. Practice days and times may change after you sign up, so don't count on them staying the same. I've omitted other subjective issues and I've tried to make this review as factual as possible. If you are comfortable, with all these facts, then consider joining. Edit for business response - Of course our views are different I paid $600 (excluding other practice fees) for my granddaughter to play basketball games and she never played in a game - NONE. On the other hand, you received money to provide games and kept the money even though she never played in a single game. Bad for me, good for you. Please be specific and state what is inaccurate in my post and I will fix my post. I brought you two players that could have been with Nemesis for 10 years, but it's a fact in 6 months she didn't play one game of any kind - not a single attempt for a practice game. When I asked for the squad to be broken into two groups and play each other in a practice game, I was quickly told not enough players. We had 12. Even now with 14 players, why not enter two teams and let everyone play. There were many ways to provide game play and keep us in the program. Keep in mind that the future splitting of the team is only the most recent explanation (excuse?) we have heard for no games. For the first 3-4 months we were always told "soon". Now upon exiting, we're told there's a LEAGUE FEE we didn't pay for her little sister in Lil Crushers for which there is positively NO games. We are not the only parent/guardian of Lil Crushers surprised by this. If your a basketball club that can't provide games for some players, why not encourage them to play elsewhere while you execute your "process"? When Willow considered playing a few games at MaxPro everyone was offended. Did you also know that Coach Pam told Willow she was going to be captain of the team? Then I have to explain to Willow, they probably said that to everyone. At the last practice, we attended. I was wondering why are we still here at Nemesis. I asked Willow at the water break, "Do you want to stay?" She said, "No, I want to go home. Willow spent 6% of her life waiting to play a game at Nemesis. On the positive side, the $8,000 a year I had budgeted for Nemesis is now free for other activities.

There's not a better program anywhere. For people to make up lies and post for others to read when…read morethey weren't given the answer they wanted or the team they wanted, or a refund in the time frame they wanted, you should not be doing this if it's a burden. It not for everyone. HOWEVER, Bernard and Teresa make it so it is for EVERY child athlete, or basketball dreamer. Not everyone can afford the costs. BUT they make it so you can. They are understanding and compassionate about this game and the program in which they are building. Go to the other programs in the area and be used. We want you to see what else is offered in the area. But those programs don't have your child's best interest at all times. I've known these LEADERS for years and there's never been an issue. PERIOD. Thank you BERNARD and TERESA for building a legit product and being trustworthy and honorable. Even when people make up lies about you. When your student athlete has visible, noticeable changes on his/her game, that's all the speaking this program needs. Keep killing it!!!!

We love Maxpro. Our son plays 6th grade AAU and participated in the development league for several…read moreyears prior. No daddy-ball, no playing favorites, the coaches are knowledgeable and teach accountability. Having been around the club sports scene for over a decade, I've seen just about everything. I am so thankful for the Maxpro program and the positive (but accountable) experiences.

I have played at this climate-controlled sports-based facility near I-45 and Richey Road (just…read morenorth of Beltway 8) for over 10 years. Great fun and competition with leagues and tournaments from beginners to experts, youth to adult. It is ideal for Inline Hockey with 4 dressing rooms, restrooms, spectator bleachers, professional dasher boards and goalie nets. A unique feature is the plexiglass on the spectator side goes all the way to the floor, which ensures an unobstructed view from anywhere. The facility also hosts roller derby, indoor lacrosse, floor hockey, birthday parties and more. A recently launched web page has improved functionality, such as real-time game stats. www.houstonpremiersportsplex.com The facility is under new management with multiple initiatives ongoing, so feel free to reach out if you want to play, plan an event, or wish to sponsor. Email to joe@houstonpremiersportsplex.com Phone Joe at 832-767-5589

Started playing hockey again and love this place. People are great and welcoming and staff is…read moreawesome. Plan to play here regularly.

everything the directors love to complain about with regards to other clubs they do the same…read morethings. they really dont care about the players or winning as they claim. they are a money grab nothing more. they will bilk as much money out of whoever will pay more. run as far a way as you can from this club. most good players and coaches already do.

We love the staff they are so helpful and always have a smile! We also love TAV they have amazing…read morecoaches that really care about our girls! My daughter's volleyball skills have improved a ton in the year and half since we switched clubs! The Edge is my daughter's happy place where she has made a ton of friends that feel like family! We can't say enough good things about TAV and their staff!

We have loved I9 for soccer for my 4 year old! 7 weeks of games, a jersey is included in the $75…read morefee and the coaches have been awesome. This has been a super fun experience for the whole family. They have many locations and I think we will sign my other son up next year. No complaints!

The league is okay. I have noticed they have way bigger kids playing against little kids. There is…read moreno checking the kids age. Our team was getting hurt left and right with the giant kids playing against them. They kept sliding to the ball and knocking the kids down and referees didn't say anything. I understand competitiveness but we're talking 5-6 year olds. Honestly debating bringing them back.

The league is all about the money. The marketing flyers are deceptive as you will be on a league…read moreand assigned a trained coach to improve skill set. NOT THE CASE. Each team will need a "Volunteer Parent Coach." My husband was forced to be the Coach as no other parents stepped up. If you're a new Coach, guess what you get ALL the new players. Some kids have never played before. The games are so upsetting, as they are playing against "friendship" teams which are basically select teams. Unfair to the "new teams" as there is a slaughter at games. The refs don't care cause they can call games early if it is a blow out. Rather than improve my son's skills, it has made them feel depressed and not want to play the sport they once enjoyed. There is no fun in going to a game week after week just to lose with ZERO points on the board. And for those "friendship" teams, shame on you for competing and cheering victory over teams you know are on recreational level, not select. Zero stars!!!!

We played farm league for the first time this year as a 6u team playing 7u. My son had a wonderful…read moretime and great experience . The facilities are well maintained and The Farm League park has wonderful concessions. The umpires were fair, encouraging to the kids and did a good job. Great first experience for our boys as a new team! Thanks for all you do to keep Americas past time great!

They setup sports leagues, tournaments, and apparently parties. They have a ton of sports to…read morechoose from. I've only been involved in their flag football leagues and tournaments. They do a decent job of scheduling, getting refs, providing lighted fields. This is a way for me to play flag football year round. Locations of the games vary. They can be at the Sportsplex way down southeast w/ $3 gate fee (that gives you a token for a beer or drink). At Quillian which is by Beltway8 and Westpark. Or at various city parks around the town like Lawrence, Love, Springwoods Park, etc. It isn't that bad to register an entire team and split the cost. A good way to blow off some steam after work.

This is THE premier sports league in Houston. They offer every sport you can think of, and don't…read moresweat it if you can't gather enough people for a team. Just sign up as a Free Agent and you'll be placed on a team. Its a great way to meet new people and get some exercise at the same time. They run the leagues year round, though the summer season has frequent rainouts. Who ever is running this league must be BANKIN', b/c in order to register a team, you must pony up $550, at least for football. But when you win that $2 Championship t-shirt, its alllll worth it, baby. KISS MY PASS for life!

I do not recommend the Soccer League to anyone. It is a poorly run youth league. The owner of the…read moreLeague did not have enough kids for her U7 division so she moved one of her U5 teams up to play against this one U7 team. The U5 team was not allowed to play any other teams the whole season. This U7 team was a mixture of very experienced players and a couple beginners. The U5 team were all beginners and most of the team had just turned 5 before the season started. This was totally unfair. The U5 team was scared to death of the U7 kids because they were bigger, faster and more aggressive. The only time the U5 kids had a chance to score was when the U7 coach would hold back their very experienced player. The league owner was asked by the U5 team parents to move the more experienced player up to the next division where he would have real competition from like experienced kids. The league owner refused saying that his parents did not wan to do that. What a injustice to this talented kid. The moral of the U5 kids continued to be battered through the season because of her poor judgement. There are a number of actions the owner could have taken to prevent this problem but she didn't because her daughter was on the U7 team and her husband coached the team. They wanted to be the winning team of the division. If you want your kids to have fun, lean good sportsmanship and how to play in a team setting, please pick another league. Best Regards, Soccer Grandma Former Soccer Coach, Soccer Mom and Soccer Board Member in Columbus, Ohio

From the owner: ONE Sports Nation has a dual focus to prepare the student athlete for the next level of competition…read moreand keep them excited about playing sports.The purpose of our programs is to develop the player for the next level of competition, and keep the kids excited about playing sports.