The second sporting event I attended this weekend was the Deveroes Summer League at Woodward High…read moreSchool. Each summer, the majority of Cincinnati, Xavier, Miami, Northern Kentucky, and Dayton's basketball players play in the league, as well as other current local players and sometimes past "legends." Current NBA stars David West, Jason Maxiell, James Posey and Kenyon Martin have all played in the league, so it is a great chance to see the future of the UC and Xavier programs first hand, among other things. As a die-hard Bearcat fan, I look forward to this event each summer as a way of seeing the top returning players up close, but even more so the new guys. The biggest draw for most fans is probably that opportunity to see the incoming recruits for the first time. The actual coaches aren't allowed per NCAA rules, essentially negating any defense that may be have been played. Get ready for plenty of dunks and exciting fast-break plays though. The Woodward gym is maybe two or three years old, so it's great place to watch the games, even when the top guys aren't on the court. The players walk and sit among the fans when not out playing on the court, so it is a great opportunity for young fans to score an autograph, or for the older crowd to chat among their favorite players. The quality of basketball is nothing like what you'll see during the real college basketball season, but for a $3 donation, it's more than worth it. The league will run through July 26.

We have been fortunate enough to find time to play tennis once a week. This location has been the…read morebest choice for beginners, intermediate and expert tennis players who are looking to play or obtain lessons from some of the best coaches I have ever encountered. The team of Director of Coaches at South Regency Tennis and Fitness Center has been excellent. The environment is super clean and professional. Our weekly tennis coach is Tom Schroeder with over 23 years of tennis experience with coaching certifications. He makes our weekly tennis clinics fun and challenging. We look forward to tennis class because of the team of coaches that are patient but most of all passionate in teaching their students. The coaches are super flexible with their hours and schedules to accommodate people who work full time. Not only do they offer clinics but they also provide multiple services such as stringing your tennis rackets or the ability to practice with a potential new tennis racket to see if the racket is the right fit for your next game. They also have great state of the art fitness facility that can fit right into your schedule. I highly recommend this place for a family membership and lessons of all ages. Check out their website and select South Regency Tennis and Fitness to improve your tennis playing skills!

We play district matches here and I am very pleased with the the selection of this club for the…read morematches. The courts are well lit inside and very clean. The club has a warm, welcoming staff. The locker room facilities are clean and spacious. Viewing from above is nice for tournament type matches. Overall, a nice club with many convenient restaurants, hotels, shopping options nearby.

Very nice for indoor golf screens. You're allowed to take your own beer in there. They have several…read moreprivate rooms besides screens open next to each other.

Nice atmosphere with comfortable surroundings. I'd say you definitely get your money's worth and…read moreI'm looking forward to utilizing this space more often.

My daughter is a member of the Cincinnati volleyball academy that practices at courts 4 sports- we…read morecan't say enough good things- especially about coach Amy! She is communicative to parents and "hard but fair" (my daughter's words) with the girls. I'm just 2 months, my daughter has come such. Long way- as has her team! Great coaching and great communication! New owners- now with wi-fi too!

The new ownership is great! (2022?). They have been working hard to revitalize the space. The…read moreinclusion of Explosion Athletics is a welcome change because you don't have to go anywhere else to train. Play and train in the same location. The trainers are knowledgeable and good at teaching the correct movements so no one gets hurt. I highly recommend Courts 4 Sports and Explosion Athletics.

This place was neat very well organized 25 plus venders to chose from for this event and friendly…read morestaff with a fun baseball game to watch my only suggestion is maybe some picnic tables for when these events do occur you have some where to sit. Besides the bleachers.

Came here for a free event called "The Taste of Prasco" that my co worker told me about. Tickets…read morewere free, but had to be secured via a lottery release. Parking near the site filled up fast and they also offered shuttle buses from Crossroads church parking lot. This park is beautiful. The grounds have little lakes with water features, plenty of open well groomed spaces, and the baseball field is gorgeous. The stands look to be newer and are comfortable and ample. At the concession stand there are free hot dogs, drinks, candy, and chips. There were probably over 25 foods trucks at this particular event and you got free tickets to use as you wanted. Some vendors such as the kettle corn, or the ice cream were free without tickets. You also had to option to purchase with card or cash when you used up your free food tickets, and tipping the food trucks was encouraged so bring cash. There were bounce houses for the kids, a mini t ball type field for kid play, and even a free book mobile. The security here is pretty strict and gives a great sense of safety. Only clear bags of a certain size are allowed, check the website for details. I was impressed by how organized everything was. Patrons were mostly well behaved however some became greedy over free items towards the end of the event. I will definitely look forward to coming back for more events in the future.

Zach was very unpleasant during the Jeff Jordan camp camp. He made pay more than the normal for a…read moreknee pad.

Field of Dreams meets volleyball…read more Apparently, someone thought, "If you build it, they will come". Well they built it and we came. Actually, lots of volleyball players and their families came. There were 32 teams split between two simultaneous tournaments. With eight volleyball courts, you can do that. I attended a two-day volleyball tournament at Game Time recently and it's a nice facility. It can get hot inside, even though it was only 50 degrees outside. There is currently no visible, full HVAC system, but there are heaters, fans, and doors to open. There are 8 volleyball courts, one set of bathrooms, a food stand, water fountain, custom Tshirts, and corn fields surrounding the place. I wouldn't think there are lots of volleyball players in the area, but apparently there are. Who knew? The courts are in good condition and if you don't like the food they offer, you can drive to McDonald's or Subway within 10 minutes. This was my first trip to Urbana Ohio and the houses and landscapes are beautiful. Maybe I'll retire here.

Just going to start off by saying my experience there was very disappointing. Their winter…read morebasketball league which is sold off as high rec to low competition is far from that. I signed my son up for a kingdom team thinking this would be a good experience. It ended up far from it. To start off with I signed my son up for a fourth grade team and when the roster was put out he was placed onto a fifth/ sixth grade team. Being that it was supposed to be a rec type league I didn't put up a fuss about it. But when the schedule came out all the other teams in the league were select traveling teams. Our team had ten children assigned to it when the roster came out and dropped to five before the season started, actually went to five before practice even started. Speaking of which, the roster was put out on a Thursday with the season starting that Sunday. Also they were sending messages out the same day begging for parents to coach the team. They also do not guarantee practice time for teams that they are sponsoring. We did however manage to get a one and a half hour slot for practice per week. When I contacted them about my son and his friend the same age being placed up from their grade level I was told they didn't have enough of their age to make a team. However I found out they did have a fourth grade team but it had been filled with second and third graders. When the season started one of the parents approached them to ask if they thought it was fair to put these boys against select traveling teams their response was " there aren't any select teams in the league, they are all just teams whose parents put their kids together to make teams keep in mind the teams were named stating they were select teams. It just seems like they are only worried about getting the money and not worried about the mental well being of the children they sign up. When a team gets beat by 50 plus every game it is hard on them and kingdom doesn't seem to care after the check clears if I could give a zero star I would but seems I am forced to at least give it one

Heard alot of rumblings bout this place looking more into filling their pockets instead of looking…read moreout for the kids best interests. Competitiveness is one thing, but humiliating kids are another! No place should cohearse teams into playing in a div that's not up to their standards of play! This place has always been good to me as a coach when I would take my team there, but you have def went a diff direction over these past yrs. Building self-esteem, for kids is the best way to get business, and standing by your original mission sells in itself. #DoBetterForTheKids

It's 2024 get air conditioning! Industrial fans that do nothing but turn this oven into a…read moreconvection oven

Safety Concerns: I & my husband attended volleyball…read moretournaments January 2024 at Sports Express. The facility was extremely overcrowded & dirty; especially the restrooms. My major concern is that one of the volleyball trainers had barricaded one of the exits. from the courts That is a FIRE HAZARD!!!! In the event of an emergency such as a fire or natural disaster, hundreds of children could have died!! Isnt this a FIRE HAZARD & isn't this ILLEGAL? This needs to be addressed IMMEDIATELY!!!

No heat and no lights! Not enough seats…read more This winter has been unbearable, at times, sitting and watching the games without heat. Coats, gloves, and hats are not enough especially on the very cold days we had earlier this winter. The children that are playing soccer have even complained of being cold on the field while running around. The lights are completely out on one field and now they play with dim lights powered by a portable generator. Way too many games back to back causing parking issues. It is too small to accommodate all the parents, families, and players. Maybe bleachers would help??? Someone needs to put money back into the facility! It's filthy, especially the bathrooms,

Terrible management. Signed up for a session that was supposed to being on 1/29. Got an email on…read more1/25 that they would be starting the session on 2/5. It is 2/3 today and still haven't heard from them. I have left voicemails and sent emails and neither have been answered. Went to leave a review on Google and they turned their reviews off lol this place is a joke.

The owner (around 80 years old) was cordial, skate rental shoes are sturdy, skate floor is perfect…read morefor skating; however, the building is falling apart and is on the disgusting side. Place needs flooring, ceiling, plumbing, paint, and restrooms replaced. Doors on stalls don't lock and sitting on the toilets your knees bang the stall door.

Hoover skate arena is what I lovingly call my home rink. The original owner still runs the…read morebuilding. When you walk inside you're taken back in time. It's dusty and dingy, no air conditioning, no snack bar, no locker rental. The music is as old school as it gets and the floor is a wonderfully small rotunda floor that is wood and no epoxy coating. Cash only