Great club! Great girls! Great coaches! My girls have really loved playing for this club. Overall…read morewe have had a great experience!

My daughter went to their clinic and the coaches really care and push your kid. I would recommend…read moreif your child wants support with their skills.

Terrible parking then on top of it you have IDIOTS managing the parking. Only one way in and one…read moreway out. You cannot park near the fields where you are playing bc staff blocks off sections even though there are plenty of spaces open. They close the gate in and have a line of cars waiting in line holding up traffic in the intersection for no reason! Again there are parking spaces available! Way to make something so simple so difficult.

I really reserve one-star reviews for establishments that go out of their way to ruin my experience…read moreof something; the SBSC is not a great facility, but they're not actively doing anything to make it bad-- it just is what it is. A large expanse of grass surrounded by spike-top iron fencing helps keep the substantial population of homeless in the immediate vicinity from accessing the plat fields, but parking is $10 per vehicle, and there isn't t nearly enough of it. Unless your kid has the first game of the day, you're gonna have a bad time finding a spot. Parking outside exponentially increases the chance of enjoying a vehicle break-in, even in broad daylight. Once you establish there are no spots, they sometimes open a lot across the street at the school. This gives you a great view of the open field chock full of homeless and tweakers... several are using sports-themed EZ-UPS as makeshift shelters, ostensibly lifted from the backs of pick up trucks. As for the field, there are two bathroom/snack bar buildings, and they're nowhere near your kid's game. Or your car. Remember that scene in Poltergeist when Jo Beth Williams tries to run down the hallway and it just gets longer and longer? It's kinda like that. Restrooms are old and run down, but I did see staff trying to clean and restock one time. The fields are a melange of grasses and weeds, mowed low and under-watered, and about the same hardness as a Target parking lot. One positive: the facility is only a block or two from the freeway, so when it's time to leave, you don't dilly dally or find yourself navigating the lovely streets of Highland for too long. Not sure why they keep scheduling tournaments here, but maybe that's just a dissertation on the shortage of decent youth sports facilities in SoCal.

I've been a part of the Bulldogs organization for the past 2 years and this organization truly…read morecares about its players and youth. ADs and coaches work hard to ensure the players learn the fundamentals of football, safety and most of all have fun. This will be our 3rd year continuing with the Bulldogs and I will have 2 players and 1 cheerleader this season. We look forward to another great season.

Been apart of this organization from day one, working on a solid board, board members that eat,…read moresleep work and dream football, people with a passion is what you will find here. A place where it's really about the youth. Everyone here are volunteers and love what they do and who they do it for. Am I just saying this because I'm a board member? Absolutely Not, we started this program because we were once just parents, and knew organizations should be ran the right way, with dignity and respect, making the people feel at home comfortable and apart of a Family atmosphere. We decided to gather a Board to create what not only a organization should look like but an organization that's in order. If you been searching, search no more come be apart of the Best organization in the High Desert, the HD Bulldogs football & Cheer! Treasurer Mrs. Delgado

All Star Competitive cheer teams. Great for ages 5-18! Reasonable price for high value! Friendly…read moreprofessional experience!

This has been a very positive experience for my granddaughter. The owners are very committed to all…read morethe girls. Last year the girls earned the honor of Grand Champions due to their excellent performance at a competition that was held in Las Vegas, May 2017. These girls are very well mannered, confident and truly enjoy Velocity. The coaches hold these girls to very high standards and the girls understand how important it is to do their best but still a lot of fun doing it. I would like to say thank you to Tracie, Lisa, coach Abbie and coach Destiny. I believe because of your positive attitudes, structure, understand and caring you have made a very positive impression on all these girls. I am proud to say, I have been part of this team. S. Loya

We paid $16 to enter this dump for our son to play in their World Series. I wouldn't mind the price…read moreif it weren't for the poor facilities.

$7.49 for an ICEE???????? Are you outta your mind???! Hate…read morethat they also charge a cover charge for baseball tournaments when parents pay for the entry fee and gas, mileage from driving hours long from other counties. Ridiculous. If you can't find a way to make an Icee cost way less than a beer...you're doing something wrong. And maybe serving alcohol at a kids baseball park is a bad idea which ends up in fist fights between parents like it did today. Shame.

Absolute GARBAGE organization that is only out to make money and not concerned about ethics and…read moreteaching young players good sportsmanship. Sad that a team can literally win one game in a full weekend tournament, file a dispute about documentation, and walk away with gold rings for players that didn't even EARN a seat in a championship tournament. SHAME ON YOU "Just wanna make Money" for not teaching these young boys good sportsmanship over running a business. If you have the option to play other tournaments over JWPB TAKE IT!!!! Teach your boys the real value of hard work and ethics over heading home with some cheap Chinese ring they may or may not even earn.

I can't even begin to express how frustrated and let down we are with JWPB. We've given them…read moremultiple chances over the years, but this latest tournament was the final straw. What a poorly run, unfair operation. This time our game started over 30 minutes late because the umpire showed up whenever he felt like it--no apology, no explanation, nothing. He then proceeded to make terrible calls, basically inventing his own rules as he went along. To top it off, he straight-up left mid-game (again, zero communication), and we got stuck with a replacement umpire. But the real kicker was the blatant favoritism in the bracket. We were in position to potentially play in the championship game. Instead, the director approached one of the opposing coaches at the start of their game and said, "If it's close, we'll just call it early so both teams can advance to the championship." Sure enough, that's exactly what happened--we drove all the way back to the field hoping for our shot, only to see the game get mercy-ruled early. The other coach even admitted it to ours afterward. How is this acceptable? Handing out championship spots like favors? It's dishonest, unethical, and completely undermines any sense of fair competition. This isn't the first time JWPB has pulled shady stuff on us--scheduling issues, poor communication, inconsistent rules--but this was egregious. We wasted time, money, gas, and effort for what? A rigged setup and zero accountability from whoever's "running" this wannabe organization. Lesson finally learned after way too many hits: stay far away from JWPB. If you're looking for quality, affordable, and fair youth baseball tournaments in SoCal, look elsewhere. We won't be back, and I hope others see this and save themselves the headache. Avoid at all costs.