We have had all three of our kids play in CSL, and they have all had excellent experiences. Enrique…read moregenuinely only cares about the kids. Every decision he makes is with them in mind;whether it's trophies for everyone at the tournaments, or the ice cream truck after the last regular season game that is free for all the kids. Having participated in other nearby leagues I can say this is the best rec league in the Campbell area.

The Campbell Soccer League is truly outstanding. The coaches and staff are professional, caring,…read moreand dedicated to creating a positive experience for every child. The league is very well organized, and it's clear they genuinely prioritize the kids' growth and development--both on and off the field. What I appreciate most is their focus on building a real sense of community, where families feel welcome and supported. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a league that combines strong organization with heart and care for the kids.

If you are a parent of a child under 10 and are exhausted by competitive soccer teams, KFB's…read morepre-competitive team is the place to recharge your love for soccer. It's more exciting than the recreational team, and you can move up to the competitive team when you are ready again within KFB. My 8-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter joined the Cupertino team. They enjoyed practicing once a week and playing games twice a month. As a parent of small children, I don't want any sports team to control our weekend schedule. I also didn't like the last-minute notice of when and where the games would be held when my son belonged to another competitive soccer team. The founder Anurag is very passionate about children's physical and mental wellness. Our family loves KFB!

My kids started playing soccer with Kids Fanbase in Aug 2021. We really like that the owner/coach…read moreAnurag is very passionate about the sport and wants to create learning opportunities for kids in the Bay Area. He worked with parents to start classes in the Milpitas area, where there were none. His team of coaches are talented and work efficiently with every age group. They even offer games packages, which are a perfect add-on to coaching. Once kids get a hang of the techniques in class, they can then practice and polish their skills in games that are played against players from across their different groups around Bay Area. This way a top performer in a particular class can be challenged to perform and learn from players of different calibers. I highly recommend these soccer classes!

Coach Ramiro and Coach Dylan kept the classes fun and engaging. My son wishes they'll both return…read moreto coach again in the future. My son's skills improved within the first couple weeks already. He really enjoys and looks forward to going to class every week. Coach Tim is exceptionally responsive, caring and passionate.

This was our family's first experience with Futsal King, and I'd like to put in a good word for…read moreCoach Rodrigo. He was full of positive energy for both the parents and the kids. It is obvious he loves what he does, and is fantastic at it. He has a talent for connecting with people and sharing his love of the game by teaching and encouraging the kids as he plays along with them.

The coaches here are nice and respect the students even if students are not as well as others. The…read morefact that they allow us to play King of The Court is really fantastic due to it being fun and demonstrating how games could be played. Real 5 star.

Profit first above all else. Coaches are high school students. The program did not notice child was…read morenot in attendance for 4 months. No call, no email, no concern. How does an organization responsible for your child not realize your child was not in attendance for 4 months! Oh, cause they don't take attendance nor take responsibility for child's welfare. We went for one month and paid for 5. (Wife didn't realize payment started a subscription). Office only reimbursed one month. Come here if you want your child to be an invisible number.

Full disclosure: My kids play in AYSO 64 and I volunteer…read more AYSO, like any other volunteer-run organization, is uneven. Some regions run like well-oiled machines while others run in fits and starts. If the parents and other volunteers are well-organized, they can have a massive impact on the lives of the kids playing. Region 64 has been running at a fairly good pace for a long time and many people are driven to help the organization even though their own kids have long graduated. Here's to wishing for many more years of success of Region 64 and of AYSO as a whole.

I strongly regretted sending my kids to AYSO 64 for two seasons. In fact the organization worked…read morelike a circus. Here are the reasons: 1. Lack of professionalism. AYSO has been around for many years. But it's hard to believe they don't have a course agenda/plan for kids at each age group. Like what age and which week they should master what kind of soccer techniques, when to start teaching kids soccer formations/positions. You can probably hire two college students who majored in sports education to design it in a summer. But you don't find that in AYSO. 2. Irresponsible volunteers. That's due to bad management. In our teams, we had no team manager, no assistance coach, no referee, no goal parent. For two seasons! And the organization didn't do anything, they just allow free riders. The team can't function with so many absent positions. 3. Big-ego jokers. This is the opposite of those in option 2. I call these people jokers because they miss-positioned themselves in a kids program. Obviously you don't need any creditability to be volunteers here. So these jokers just came in and had always to be right. Imagine these people become coaches or referees. They cheat in games, they run over others ideas and they think they own this team. 4. Chaotic management: Our schedule and practice location has been changed back and forth. In one season we were promised to have at least 10 games but only had 8. Overall I don't think it's worth the time spending with AYSO. For younger kids ( under 8) I think it's probably an OK option for them to just running around. But if you want a relatively serious soccer program, I suggest you find somewhere else. After all no one wants to play soccer in a circus.

We've worked with Mogility for the past two years. Our kids have participated in summer camps,…read moreindividual training sessions, and rec leagues, and have had such a great experience! The coaches are fantastic at keeping the kids engaged and excited about the game while helping them develop their skills, ball control, confidence, teamwork, and growth mindset. We've seen such a noticeable improvement in our kids on the field, and they genuinely look forward to every session. Highly recommend Coach Matt and his team!

We've been going to Mogility clinics and camps for the past two years. Once my wife and I decided…read morethat we wanted to move our daughter from recreational soccer to competitive soccer, we felt the need to find a program that would help her improve her game. We tried several different clinics and camps throughout the South Bay, but Mogility was the only program where I truly felt my daughter was getting the individual attention she needed. Their low student-to-coach ratio, typically around 4-5 players per coach, makes a big difference. The clinics focus heavily on technique, ball movement, and developing a better understanding of the game. With that said, these camps are not designed to be babysitting services. They are structured to challenge players of all ages and skill levels. My daughter definitely wasn't a fan when she first started. She was doing drills that were completely new to her and pushed her well outside of her comfort zone. After attending a few clinics, however, she began to understand the concepts, gained confidence, and improved her overall play. If you're looking for a camp where you can simply drop your kids off and have them entertained, these camps and clinics probably aren't for you. But if you're looking for a program that will challenge your kids, develop their technical skills, build confidence, and help improve their overall game, then Mogility is definitely worth checking out.

My son has been part of the LGU community for 4 years now, both through the recreational league and…read moresummer camps and we continue to have an excellent experience. I recently saw the review around discrimination and was very surprised to read about this experience. Being around this club for so many years, seeing the dense diversity throughout the club and specifically on our teams, I have only witnessed staff and coaches approach all players with equal respect and coaching across the board. This club has continuously shown a desire to grow its programs and develop players to their highest potential, while also focusing on the foundation of enjoying the game and learning long lasting life skills. We continue to look forward to each season with LGU and can't wait to get our younger sons involved in the coming years as well!

I saw the negative review about discriminating behavior and I can tell you that has NOT been our…read moreexperience at all. My daughter has been part of the LGU competitive program for several years now and I can confidently say it stands out as a truly inclusive and development-focused environment for players of all backgrounds. From day one, the program has demonstrated a commitment to equity, respect, and opportunity for every participant, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or socioeconomic background. Coaches and staff foster a culture where diversity is celebrated, and each player is valued not just for their skill, but for who they are. Our teams consistently were (and are) comprised of individuals of all colors and ethnicities and they have been celebrated and cultivated as the best, top players on our team. I've always felt the focus has been on finding the most talented girls with the best skill set for the team. LGU has created a close knit family environment and is working toward making the club a stronger and more desirable destination. I am excited about the move to ECNL and I have universally felt the goal is to grow the club and make it better without regard for race. Staff has also always treated us with respect and attention to strengthening player's skills looking toward supporting their long term goals. I have never witnessed dismissive behavior from club staff directed at certain ethnic groups. I don't know anyone on our team that has felt otherwise and I love their community.

My son is going to Coach Mark regularly for few years now…read more. Due to his coaching his skills has improved 10x . His confidence on and off field has been the best i have seen in years. He is not only well connected in bay area ,the US as well as international. He has helped us and also many other players with his network . Every summer he has international coach/scout visit bay area and run camps, which are very high quality and always sold out. We appreciate what you do for the bay area soccer community.

Mark christie is a terrible coach., he is after money only., he does not have any interest in kids…read moredevelopment or their mental state ., I am very sad to see he is still working in this field., please do not send your kids to his training., it is the worse thing you can do for your kid . He has only financial interests..