My son had his first training session with Chris on October 12. We worked on hitting as he's been…read morestruggling during the last season. At his next game on Sunday the 16th he hit every single time at bat!! He was smiling the whole game and you could just see his confidence build.

Coach Joel is awesome! We've only been to 1 coaching sessions so far but what we saw from him is…read moregreat, I believe he will help my son with his pitching tremendously

ECVBA is such a great club to be part of. My daughter absolutely loves them and her teammates she…read morehas been with. They work with you on a payment plan making it easier to manage in the long run. We're local only so we play the tournaments in San Diego but the experience has been great. We have coach Phina for my daughter's coach and she has totally transformed how my daughter plays and understands volleyball.

My son tried out and did travel vball for the first time. The coaches are terrific and I would…read morerecommend this place. The owners are great as well and so kind! If your boys want to try out or get the experience, come here for training and you will love the coaches!

DADDY BALL is in effect you All daughters of a coach's made an all star team hahahaha I watched…read morethem far from being a All Star. Just came from the picnic and every manager won a prize as well as the board members (Rigged) I would that it would be a conflict of interest what do I know.

Great league for girls. There are good coaches and active parents. My daughter has played here…read morefor years and has had. some wonderful experiences. The feilds are well maintained, even though slightly dated, they still have real grass. There is ussually plenty of parking. Bring your own chair, they have metal bleachers and a few tables.

Nice family like league. My father in law coaches and is always centered around player development.read more

From the owner: Pop Warner football league here in Chula Vista. We provide youth football for ages 5-13. Youth…read moreSports is a great way to keep kids busy and make new friends. Registration is currently open until June 2024

WAKA is one of the best ways for young adults to meet people in San Diego! It's a co-ed KICKBALL…read moreleague. That's right, Kickball.. Just like you played in 3rd grade with the big red rubber ball. There's 3 seasons per year, and it's played on Thursday nights. Then we all (100+ friends) go to the Skybox bar in Clairemont for $8 pitchers, Karaoke, Flip cup tournaments, and beer pong. The bar is super chill and very welcoming to kickballers. They give 20% discount on your entire bill, no matter what you drink/eat! If your new to San Diego, tired of the same old stuff, sick of VAVI, looking for something to do in the evenings, or just want to meet some new friends.. go to WWW.KICKBALL.COM and sign up. It's super fun and your friends will all be jealous and want to sign up too.

Played for a few seasons and it is pretty cool. Pretty are cool and bars are cool…read more The only reason I stopped playing, was due to the several cliques that existed within the league, so it kinda felt like middle school all over again. It was also pretty competitive, which is not my style for a social group. Other than that, its pretty cool. Give it a try.

Summit Volleyball is such an amazing club! From their…read morecoaches to the teams they ensure that everyone comes together as one! This is a very important aspect of a sport as well as the teaching of the sport and sharing the love of the game.

Summit is awful! Only join this team if you want to have your kids be reprimanded by staying…read moreoutside alone with no adult supervision, to be made to feel that they are insignificant, and not worthy of remembering their names & and if you want to sign a contract to practice at one facility only to be duped to have practice at multiple other facilities and have the practice time be changed multiple times. Read below My girls have been playing with summit for a couple seasons now & this season has been horrible. After we already signed up and paid & had a couple of practices. We were notified that summit dropped the ball & didn't do their contracts in time for us to keep playing at the facility we were at. This was upsetting because we agreed to play with Summit because it was closer to where we live now we were going to have to drive further. But, we agreed to the move, thinking things could not get worse. Then we've been playing at the new facility only to find out that Summit dropped the ball once again & we will have to move to yet another facility. Only for us to be notified that at the new facility, the teams are going to have to share a court. Now we are being told to go to yet another facility, but the new place is just a public park that is outside. The park closes at 5 but practice is from 5:30 to 7:30. And no one can tell me how will we get into this park being that it closes before we start practice & if lights will be on for these young girls. Luckily we were only at the outside facility for a little while and we're able to go back to the second facility. But the practice was now 630 to 830 even though it's during the week and all of these kids have school. The season is a mess because Mary the director doesn't even live in San Diego. She is in Florida and is struggling to keep up to date on what's happening with the teams here in SD. Mary has been completely irresponsible through all of this. I'm paying over $3,000. And I'm still not exactly sure what I'm paying for. We have three coaches two of them are teenagers and one of them is an adult. And surprisingly enough the adult is the more immature out of the group. She is constantly calling the kids by other names, not their names when the kids correct her on it. She tells them to "get over it. I don't remember my own nieces and nephews names. Why would I remember your names?" When the kids mess up on drills or the coaches feel like they are not listening to them they will make these girls go one at a time sit outside in the dark, at a location that is closed and has no security on campus. The age range of these girls are between 10 and 12. But of course, as soon as the parent calls them out on that, they will backtrack and even say that the kids misunderstood. I have emailed Mary multiple times she will not respond to any of my emails. I asked for at least some money back for all the inconveniences, she didn't even have the guts to email me back and say no just hasn't responded. It's been over two weeks. In all of this I'm so sad for my daughters, they LOVE volleyball but they said this whole season has made them not like it. Mary if you see this, you're not fit to run anything

best team there is out there good com, good servers, good hitters, good everything there is proud…read moreof how far we they have come

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What a fun park. We took our dog and grandson here last Friday. School was out somewhere because…read morethere were a ton of teenagers there. And it was a delight to see them playing on the large structure and enjoying the swings. My grandson is 18 months so we stuck to the smaller playground structure and had fun. My daughter took our dog to the dog park area where he had such fun playing with two other puppies. It was a great afternoon. We lucked out on parking but both lots were maxed out. The snack shack was open and disc golf players were having a ball.

Mast Park is a very nice park with some very good amenities. I came for a 40 minute walk, and a few…read morewalks around the park accomplished my goal. The park offers large playgrounds for the little ones, clean restrooms, a dedicated dog park and walk, good picnic and BBQ areas, and basketball courts. I liked the well maintained trail that traverses around and through the park. There are plenty of mature trees, good grassy areas, and shaded pavilions.