District Sports:…read more I really have enjoyed playing soccer with District sports. I am realizing how much I miss playing soccer in the District Sports leage now in this Covid era where sports are off the table for a bit! Pros: Cost: Only about $80 for a season- not too bad, and probably breaks down to about $10 a game or less. Locations: The fields are pretty conveniently located, not too far to get to. Team captains have a say in what fields are played on, as well as the schedules of the games, and they take into account where players on the teams live. General game conditions: The fields were in good condition. Games were held on both grass and turf fields, and referees for the games seemed competent and always showed up on time. Diversity: There are lots of folks of all different ages and skill levels in this league. The league is coed. The average age is probably 28ish, if I had to guess. There are definitely more men than women in this league. Social element: There is a social element to this league. After wins, many teams go out for drinks or food. Friendships are definitely built in this league. Cons: This con is more of a pro, in some ways. Because the league is coed, but male dominated, there's a rule that asks that at least three female players be on the field at all times, for each team playing. If there are not enough girls, a team has to forfeit the win, regardless of the score. Because of this, sometimes, as a girl, when teams playing games either before or after your scheduled game are short on female players, they will ask you to play for them in their games. If you want to get some extra play in, it is very easy to play for other teams who need female players to have to not forfeit games. You also will get a lot of playing time as a girl in general, because of the way league rules are structured, and because of the general shortage of girl players.

Does playing on the company's softball league makes you want to take a nap? You've done kickball,…read moreyour liver can't take it anymore, and you're wondering what's next? You may want to check out what District Sports has to offer. It's one of the better run amateur adult co-ed soccer leagues. It's a great league to break into the sport. All skills levels are welcomed. There's no "side tackling" and the field is shorter, so you're likely to survive. Soccer is only the beginning. They offer indoor soccer, futsol, frisbee, 7 on 7 soccer, indoor kickball, and basketball. There's plenty to do year round with this league and the fees are very reasonable. If you can sign up with a team, or just walking a meet some new people. Everyone is incredibly friendly, great adult recreational league. And, yes, they do like to party too. Just fyi, if you're very a competitive soccer player, this isn't the league for you.

I am extremely disappointed to report an incident I witnessed while picking up my child. I…read moreoverheard a staff member, Vikki, using racial slurs. She spoke loudly and appeared completely comfortable using this language, which I found deeply disturbing and unacceptable. Definitely a hate crime. As a parent, I expect The Little Gym to provide a safe, respectful, and inclusive environment for children and families. Hearing a staff member use racist language is completely inconsistent with those expectations, and I do not want my child exposed to this type of behavior. I urge you to investigate this matter promptly and take appropriate action. Given the seriousness of what I witnessed, I believe this conduct warrants immediate attention and accountability.

Such a wonderful gym. They're extremely caring and supportive. The way they do their activities is…read morewith so much TLC. I always recommend the little gym. But I know for sure that I'll be recommending this location

Coach Mo is the best in the business. He is truly passionate about teaching basketball and cares…read moredeeply for the children. His number one priority is developing the kids. Over the last year, my daughters participated in introductory clinics focused on fundamentals and fell in love with the sport. They've recently joined the organization's competitive teams. Coach Mo was clear and timely in communicating expectations of joining a competitive AAU team to both parents and players. We can't wait to see how the winter season goes!

Coach Mo is the best, we love this program! Highly recommend for kids of all ages. Kids always have…read moreso much fun!

Pierre and his team are fantastic summer and after school vendors for elementary schools in the DC…read morearea. They offer top notch SAFE soccer programming for young children and are super passionate about the sport and education of young children. I highly recommend Jouons Soccer for families looking for structured after school programming that is active, engaging, and FUN!

These guys are great! my boys loved the coaches even though they're quite strict. We can't wait…read moreuntil the pandemic permits us to play again!

People are friendly. I went to play before thanksgiving as a traveler. They invite me to get free…read more potluck at the center. I appreciate their hospitality Everyone is willing to play with me. Everyone is so nice.

WDCTT Center is a great place to learn and grow. As a new member, I am very impressed with the…read morefacility and the staff. The center is clean, spacious and equipped with a wide variety of tools for training and competition. The best part of this center is the people. The team is knowledgeable, kind and patient. Members range in age and skill level making the environment comfortable for beginners and advanced players. Where some places turn a blind eye to new players, I was welcomed with warmth and kindness. I would highly recommend this facility to adults and to parents seeking a safe and enriching environment for their child to blossom. Special thanks to the owner, Kaleel who offers top notch customer service.

Wonderful community center. I go for the tennis courts but there is basketball, baseball, and…read moreplaygrounds. A wonderful green space in the middle of the city. The tennis courts are good fun. Lots of community spirit, music, and local flavor. Usually can be a waiting line but the courts are decent and also well lit

I've been a resident in this neighborhood for 13 years and just started using the Fitness Center at…read moreTakoma. I've had good experiences for the last few weeks, until today. It's the first time I've walked in and multiple residents are having problems scanning in or the woman working the front desk "can't find" multiple accounts. Longest line I've seen yet. I haven't had problems scanning in until today and my ID has been scanned each time by other employees (who were courteous and pleasant). Gabrielle lectured me on creating an account, then gave very confusing and contradictory directions on how to unlock the account. I finally left, sat in the car, and figured it out myself. I went back in and she just wanted to see confirmation and didn't even scan me. She was condescending, rude, and lacked basic customer service skills. Do what you can to avoid Gabrielle! She clearly doesn't know how to do her job and likes to create drama for residents. What a waste of everyone's time!

If you look at the positive reviews, you'll see they're all at least 10 years old or older. I…read moreplayed this past season - summer 2025 - and it was VERY unorganized. The first night, the League rep did not have a list of teams and the names of the people who comprised them. So, for those of us who didn't know our team members, that was a problem! As a result, week 1 standings were messed up, because people just played on random teams. They also did not build enough time into the season to account for rain cancellations. So we sometimes had to play in inclement weather. And the metrobar court we played on was badly warped, so it was mostly just luck if you had a good roll. I heard the owners/organizers are running the League as a side gig, but that's no excuse to not do it well. On top of everything, the end-of-season party at Pinstripes was scheduled during an NFL game on a Sunday! For football fans, it was a no-brainer as to which event to choose! Overall, I'd say don't play unless you know your teammates. I was hoping to use it as a way to meet people, but it really didn't lend itself to doing that, and it was more frustrating than fun. One other thing: There was no regular communication from League organizers for several weeks, which was frustrating. Overall, not a great experience.

Most importantly - DC Bocce League is awesome. I feel pretty confident in saying this as I have…read moreplayed at three locations throughout eight seasons over the past three years. I have met some really amazing friends (even traveling to visit two of them in South America!), been asked out on a quite a few dates, gotten crazy tan lines during the day-long city-wide championship game and stayed up way too late on many many weeknights because it's always that fun. I've played in three other social sports leagues and DC Bocce tops them all because of the crazy number of people who play in each league, the laid-back nature of the game which promotes friendships between teams, and the super sponsor bars who really take pride in being a part of DC Bocce. With all of my love comes some serious frustrations with the organization of the league - this is not a good sport for those who like to have their schedule locked down as games times are frequently not announced until day-of, weather cancellations are always too late (ie: when you're on the field and it's completely pouring), and rescheduling games is chaotic (two games in one week instead of adding another game in the same night etc). BUT, really it's the best. Sign up for a team today!