We have been looking for some kind of sports for my son who is 4 years old. So happy we found this…read moreplace. They have free trial class you can go and see how it is. And my son enjoyed it from the first visit. They allowed my son to be upgraded to join the higher age group since he was a bit advanced for his age. They also gave us a hand written card to welcome us and that made me feel we are part of it. Only thing I would say is if they can keep the facility with less dust and more sitting for parents to watch the kids playing. But special thanks to coach lexis and coach Alyssa.

My daughter has been comming here for soccer training for almost a year. I can definitely see the…read moreresults and how she improved from increasing her skill with her left foot and her touch on the ball and all around improvement on her game. It is also very reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place if you want your kid to improve his or hers game

My son just started indoor soccer. This is something that I…read morenever took part of so we were all excited to get started! It was super cool... super fast paced... I thought the ball was gonna his us like 12 times but the sides are covered so there was no way the balls could come out... the chains in the goal boxes were a little scary but after a few we got used to it, I guess. The check in process was a little crazy because you have to create ur account online and the WiFi is super slow. Anyway my son is excited to go back and we are too

The owner is very rude. I will not let my son play here because of the rude owner... Facility is…read morenot in a good condition. They started to collect admission fee.

Always a positive experience when I walk into the store! The team is always very helpful and they…read morehave a wide variety of options for your soccer needs!

Terrible service I was looking to purchase some soccer gear but was being followed the entire…read morestore. I was the only person in there. Safe to say I won't be shopping at this store ever again. The employee came around the register and looked directly at me as if I was going to steal a pair of socks. Get better soccer post.

The camp itself was great. Our issue was the new layout of the FUSD camp catalog. It was listed as…read moreT1 Sports with no actual description. To my son's dismay, this was specifically a basketball camp. We were expecting mixed sports throughout the camp.

Worked with Eric from T1 to set up my daughters soccer team for training. It was a great…read moreexperience. We had to rent out a space to train because it was over 100 degrees outside. the T1 team was very professional. helped the parents get checked in, very clean, air conditioned, and top notch facility. highly recommend and will work with them again.

What is on webpage & the "speech" after tryouts from DOC is just talk & what every parent wants to…read morehear, NOT what is actually followed by their actions. Non profit status?? Parents pay monthly club fees, team fees & purchase uniforms. Then the club still asks for donations & fundraiser participation thru the year & gets sponsors...lot of money going who knows where on an annual basis since inception.

I have two children that participate in programs with CenCal Cosmos. My daughter has played on a…read morecompetitive team for four years. She has developed as a player each year because of the Club's curriculum and play time policy. I like that the Club works with coaches to promote curriculum and policies that align with the Club's philosophy. My son participates in the Apprentice program (ages 4-9). He is learning fundamentals in a fun age appropriate setting. The Apprentice program is flexible so I am able to attend in the slower months and stop during my busier months.

The club has been around for a long time. They have gone through so many presidents and board…read moremembers, you have to wonder why, This non profit organization has to be smuggling $$ I can not believe in 20 years they do not have their own fields or contract with some nice park or something. Instead they stay with Clovis Unified who hates them and has so many rules that there is never any training due to closed fields. Not all coaches are bad at this club there are ones that truly care about development of all the kids, then there are some that play favorites and if you speak up they will punish your child, and they will ride the bench. When you go up chain of command nothing gets done. I do feel like the Youth Side of the program gets the worst side of it U6-U12. That is where the development and basic training should come from. They expect kids to just know. If you do not work on basics(throwing in a ball) or going through cones is meant to be done with both left and right foot and not just hurry through them, they will never know. Not correcting the problem at training, but screaming at them. How are children supposed to develop this way. Well I guess if your lucky your child will be a favorite and they will succeed. They do not play kids on the B team ready to move up to the A instead they pull from their favorites list. I have seen this comment in reviews multiple times so it cant just be me, making up the favorites and punishing for a parent speaking up. If nothing is being done about this, then it has to make you wonder who is running this crap show. It starts at the top. If they are just letting coaches get away with this behavior then it has to make you wonder, that they are in it for the other $$ reasons other then development. Not to mention create all these younger teams Red White Blue Green etc. Yet have no coaches. You have one coach for multiple teams. Again its about the $$ not the children. Why not give quality over quantity for once. There are a few good coaches but they too should run... Maybe think about coming back when children are older that all they seem to care about here are the older kids and ECNL.

My son has been playing for CA Odyssey since last March…read more My son is currently in U11 and has been playing since kindergarten. So far he has learned more this year about being a keeper than he ever learned playing on other teams. The entire staff loves soccer and does everything possible to ensure the kids are learning the basics of soccer, and having fun. There is no pressure on winning, but the wins come more often than not because of the training they received from the coaching staff. Bringing my son to Odyssey was the best decision I have made for my son since he loves soccer so much.

This was my first time here looking for a couple jerseys for me & my husband. Fred was the one that…read morehelped us decide which one to get & told us about the sales. So polite & very helpful. Would recommend to anyone. Will be coming back to look for jerseys for our kids

The owner was extremely polite and knowledgeable. He was very friendly, gave good recommendations,…read moreand let us know of all the sales going on at the time. Very considerate and excellent choices at this store.

1) Do I wish it were closer to fresno/Clovis- sure! However, I can understand why the feasibility…read moreof having something of this size, closer to the city would be difficult. (It really is huge, I think about 6 baseball/softball fields, and I think we counted at least 6 soccer fields). 2) Do I wish that the location was better placed in relation to the smell of landfill- that's a resounding of course! However, if I'm honest, the smell doesn't become as noticeable once you've been there for a few minutes. Overall, The fields for baseball/softball and soccer are decent enough, and the facilities, including spectator benches are in great condition. Lighting included. You can't get these kinds of conditions at any park in Fresno. They also have plenty of gazebo spaces and playground areas. There is also a small pond near here (on the vineyard side), and my husband says that he saw someone fishing, but I don't know all about how that works. I also don't know the process of reserving any of these spaces for private use, but I'm sure you could find that info on their website.

We are manufacture of SPORTS Wear products. We provide good quality of products with fast…read moreturnaround service.

Place is very clean and cool. Staff is very friendly. Mark approached me to ask if I was doing…read moreokay and if I had the chance to enjoy the place with my grandkids. My grandkids love this place, is our first time here. They played soccer for longest time with other kids. Slides and climbing. Perfect place for them

This is such a fun place for kids! Admission is $19 per child for unlimited play all day; there's…read moreno time limit. You can even leave, grab lunch, and come back later to keep playing. They open at 10:00, so it's perfect to bring your kid, play, then go eat. Keep in mind, outside food isn't allowed, but they do have food available for purchase if you'd rather eat there. Be sure to bring socks! Both kids and adults need to wear regular socks (grippy socks aren't required). The play area is huge, with plenty of space for kids to explore and burn off energy. There are also lots of tables and seating for parents to relax and watch their kids. The bathrooms were clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly. Even though they're surrounded by excited, noisy kids all day, everyone we interacted with was kind, patient, and happy to help.

Decent facilities for all the sports. Lots of parking available. No real snack bar but sometimes…read morethey have food trucks. So glad it's affiliated with local parks and rec and we don't have to pay admissions each time anymore. Lol My daughter practices here three times a week with Clovis crossfire. Guess it's their home field. There are baseball clubs that practice here too. I know they have games and concerts and other events too. The bathrooms are nice enough, but very small, the concrete area is nice. The route to soccer fields is very dusty and lots of rocks and dirt, so sandals or open toe shoes not recommended. Fields can be dry/but have mud holes which could be dangerous for players. Could be better but is also good for being super close to our neighborhood.

So most of the terrible reviews of this location seem to be about the greediness of them for…read morebaseball games around having to pay to get in, no food or drinks allowed, etc. (i'll say that when our daughter played softball, that was common in almost all of of the fields that she played on in the Central Valley). At least they're nice baseball fields. That said, their grass soccer fields are absolutely the worst we've ever played on at a highly competitive level. Clovis Crossfire (the home team there) is a very good soccer club, but how they play on those fields I just don't understand. They are full of ruts, holes, mud puddles and are actually dangerous for the girls to play on. They spent a great deal of money to build the baseball fields. Take a little of that and make the soccer fields better. We play on grass fields often across the country, and they can be done well (although turf, like the baseball fields, would be even better). These soccer fields are dangerous to players, interfere with the girls (and boys) ability to play their best and do no favors for a good soccer club that calls Granite Park their home. We cringe every time we have to drive 3 hours to play there.