I love going to Pumas games. Fun for all the family! It's neat to see the Color Guard from Bangor…read moreNavy Base each game and different local youth groups as mascots and ball kids. Getting to kick around on the field at half time is killer, too.

Good brand of soccer, inexpensive tickets, close to the action, good night out with friends and…read morefamily. Being so close, you get to see and hear the game with a different perspective. You hear players talking, goalies yelling, and the refs/player interaction. Local food and beer garden is not expensive at all. Speaker system could use some work and the Puma mascot could definitely be a tad bit more entertaining. All in all, it's a good night out.

Great facility, 6 courts clean and reasonable fees. But the new owner has a high eago if you're…read moregoing to talk to him about your concerns don't expect that situation will be resolved because he doesn't care and if you keep talking to him then they look at you as you are a problem for them then he will start to place you child in the lower level or team for a punishment. he doesn't care about you or your kids. he thinks that his program always have a lot of kids anyway. and their program operation manager is a bully and she is a bad coach. she never smiles if sent her any emails don't expect a reply. both Alec and Shawna only care about their fav kids. their National team never gets invited to attending AAU. The gym makes us pay to go to FL. To attend the National by pay the fee to get attendance. after we stay in this program for three years my daughter never gets treated fair. So, we left and what they did to my daughter in the last time had cost my daughter to not want to play volleyball ever again. Shame on you Alec and Shawna.

After a summer of volleyball camps, the verdict is in and Elite Coaches camp at Academy Sports…read moreCenter was the best one overall! Very competitive, fast paced, hard work all day-every day. The coaches were so inspiring to my athlete. She said it was her favorite camp of the summer because she learned a lot and the coaches gave good tips and were very inspiring.

Date night at a Mist Football Game is always exciting since our home team always when when we go…read moreand watch them. If you haven't been to one of their games and you like watching girls playing sports definitely check them out

Tell most exciting events! These girls, besides beautiful, hit HARD! My wife and I have gone…read moremultiple times, multiple years with multiple friends. Everyone we take walks away loving it. Very athletic and physical. Wish the season was linger and more games on weekends instead of Friday evening. But anytime we can make it we go. Good price for tickets, small venue so not much traffic.

Always a fun experience with ComebackSports. I've been playing flag football for roughly 6-7 years…read morethrough Comeback. I've also played softball and basketball. Although there may be a few rough seasons with certain refs they always will try and fix any issues that come up. The office staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. If you are looking for just some recreational sports fun (i.e. Kickball for adults) or enjoy some real competition, ComebackSports is the place to start!!

About me: Long-time soccer player now playing casually. Played with Comeback for four seasons…read more Overall impression: If you're looking for a laid back rec soccer experience, this is a fantastic league. It's easy to start a team or to join as an independent player, the level of player is diverse (with plenty of room for folks new or out of soccer shape), and the general vibe is merry. Pros: - incredibly helpful customer service (go Vanessa!) - easy to join - reasonable price (~70.00 per person if a free agent, less if you make a team) - consistent location (at least for soccer) Cons: - website is a bit stiff to work with - ref experience is generally fine but can vary (all the refs are pleasant but not all are great at calling the game) Personal fit: - you'd need to check the league timing to see whether the days/times work for you - 1 to 2 games per week (7 v 7 sometimes 2, 11 v 11 usually just 1) - I sometimes wish the games were a little longer... (7 v 7 is 25 minute halves) - the style is laid back - it gets competitive but some folks may want more competition than the league will offer - the skill level varies but is very friendly to new/out-of-shape players - some folks may want a more competitive league - minimum of extra rules (e.g., no macho rule) - I love this but may frustrate folks looking for league-restriction of skill level or play style Highly recommend you give the league a try if you think it fits your style.

Mark is excellent. He privately coached my son for a couple of years, with good results and an…read moreenjoyable experience. I would gladly have him coach my kids and would encourage them to hire Mark and follow his advice.

Coaches with little to no experience are hired to train and provide kids with a club volleyball…read moreexperience where they can be competitive while also helping players develop. I have been involved with youth sports, including club, for over 25 years. This is by far the worst coach, director, and organization I have ever seen. We tried to work with the coach, tried to be patient, and even escalated to the club Director Tony. Eventually we decided there was zero hope for any accountability or improvement. The only response was "thank you, we will be sure you don't owe us any additional $". Winning is important but if your coaching style and organization make it so that a kid doesn't want to do that sport anymore...that says a LOT. Save your money, go somewhere else. We had an absolutely terrible experience with a coach who clearly has not lead a team before, who would often sit and not coach the team during games if she felt the team was capable of doing better. Find a club with coaches who are more mature than the kids they are coaching.

Best volleyball club in the PNW. Been around and growing for 45 years and isn't going anywhere…read moreanytime soon. :)

Nice program of activities for all age groups…read more Participants in many local charity events by providing signage and drop off locations. They do a real nice job over the holidays supporting the local food banks. Looking forward trying a class or two this spring. Keep up the good work!

When I was enrolled at/attended the University of Washington (2010 to 2012) I walked past the…read moreDempsey Indoor Track and Field building on my way to/from women's intercollegiate club rugby practice. Since then, I passed the building when revisiting some of my training sites on foot. Yesterday and today (Friday 23 February 2024 and Saturday 24 February 2024) I finally made my way inside the building and spectated the 2024 Ken Shannon Invitational (Indoor Tack and Field competition). Parking in the athletics area was available in the E1 lot (open to everyone) and the E18 (open to those with University of Washington permits). The rate for a full day of parking was $7.55 each day. I had no troubles finding a parking space either day. The ticket booth was located across from the main entrance of Dempsey Indoor along the side of the softball field area. Restrooms were along the same stretch as the ticket booth, roughly facing Husky Stadium. The entry fee for each day was $10 for general admission without discount, which I thought was a good deal as events ran for approximately 7 hours on Friday and approximately 4 hours on Saturday. The interior of the facility was well set-up to allow attendees close proximity when viewing contested events. Running events were held on the track at the same time field events were being contested in their designated section of the field. Fencing/barriers guided us spectators to viewing areas to watch the different performers. Bleacher seating was located along the starting area for track events, the triple jump/long jump area, and the pole vault section. Workers were professional and direct in communication. Athletes were tuned in to their surroundings as were the spectators and the coaches. Multiple clocks and screen displays were strategically located towards the ends of the track to communicate results. An announcer provided helpful context for results and music played when not a start of a race.

A great soccer camp program for players of all ages and abilities. Professional soccer coaches with…read morea love for the game and the knowledge of how to teach and motivate youth soccer players.

From the owner: Soccer, Coaching Services, Seasonal Coaching, Summer Camps, Residential Camps, Petite, Goalkeeping,…read moreRecreational Soccer, Select Soccer, Premier Soccer, Tournaments, Steel United, Player Development, Professional Development, Seasonal Employment, Full Time Roles, University of Washington, Steel Soccer, Education