A great place to buy soccer cleats! We looked all over Spokane and the selection was so limited…read more We actually had options to choose from when we came here. The prices were great, and the staff was so helpful.

Poor conditions - gaps in walls, wrinkled/ripped turf, and holes in nets (ball gets lost behind…read morelocked doors) Unprofessional - refs try to keep things even rather than make correct calls. Refs also fail to keep things safe and aren't looking at the game half the time (socializing on sideline) Overpriced - Teams are required to pay ref in cash for every game. I suspect they don't want to report refs as employees to pay less taxes. I would switch to another facility in a heartbeat, but this center is holding a monopoly.

The complex is amazing for sports and keeping the family entertained! Clean venue with RV parking…read more Good stuff.

Fantastic sports complex! Beautifully maintained fields and facilities here. We were up from…read moreCalifornia for The Western Regional Softball Tournament & spent 4 days at their fields. Nothing short of impressive how well maintained this complex is. In a few years when the trees are larger and provide more shade it'll be best of the best for sure.

Home of the Spokane Polo Club and Washington East Soccer Club. Large one square mile field that…read moreplays home to polo, soccer and lacrosse games. Very well maintained field. Dirt lot parking and can tend to get a windy out on the plains.

I paid $495 for select competitive registration for both Fall and Spring season. In addition, we…read morewere required to purchase our own uniforms and equipment. IEYSA cancelled Spring season. Recreational players were offered 3 choices: refund, credit or donation. The select teams were offered a $60 credit if they returned for The Fall/Spring season 20/21. We had NO practices and played ZERO games for the spring season. It is very unbecoming, unprofessional and discriminating of a company to behave in this manor. For the select team families that were denied any real compensation, I urge you to reach out and email and call Danae Heuett (Executive Director) and demand compensation. I have been in contact with Danae since June and she kept saying a refund was coming, be patient. Then the last email was, here is a $60 credit if you return. Stand up for what is RIGHT! Sarah S.

From the owner: IEYSA United provides youth soccer for children ages 5 - 19. We have Recreational Developmental and…read moreCompetitive soccer for kids. We provide soccer in your neighborhood with reasonable fees.

I registered and paid full price for Spring 2025. A week later I get an email from reception,…read moresaying that they have no teams for my U11 daughter other than a 40 min drive to Mt. Spokane. I am centrally located. I ask if any other option and she replied with, she can join a U14 or get a refund. I requested a refund, because she is 11 years old. We were so excited and bought all new gear. Then it takes over a day for reception to respond and says 7 days for a refund. Bye. The communication was so rude and they do not offer for the entirety of Spokane, sadly. My daughter is heartbroken

I have put my kids in this program twice. 6th grade and 8th. This year has been a really bad…read moreexperience with refs not knowing their jobs or the rules and favoritism. Refs need to be prepared for games like our kids are. This really gets to me, so far this year panthers are in the top. We are playing them right now and at half time thier coaches speech really just upset me. Panthers are winning at the moment, but the coaches sat there and told their kids if they didn't get up and quit being lazy they were going to regret it all next week. This is what I don't understand if your team is already winning and ahead why do you got to make them be such a dick to begin with. The league really needs to be a part of the huddles and the speeches the coaches are giving to all the teams. Our coach is actually really good about giving speeches and about being fair to everybody. So far Panthers are not. I guess being threatened to run or you're going to be in trouble if you're not winning by a great amount for the Panthers seems a little weird doesn't it? This isn't the NFL it's 8th grade football. Only reason I signed my son up this year was because he wanted to play with his friends. Or I would not ever come back to this league. Even in 6th grade we have nothing but issues with referees and other teams playing dirty it's not just the Panthers but today I have seen why they are number one if you have a coach / dad like that I can see why

Yet another wonderful way to channel off kids' natural "hyperactivity!"…read more My seven-year-old Wild Child is currently attending the Skyhawks half-day baseball camp for 6-8 year-old kids. It's a program that Alameda Parks and Recreation Department coordinates with its Summer Program Aftercare at the park's local camp. This is the third Skyhawks camp he's attended. Last year he attended two "Minihawk" camps for 4-6 year olds which combine basketball, soccer, and baseball which is obviously suitable for the younger short attention spans. My now teen MySpace cadet also took the soccer and flag football Skyhawks Sports camps when he was younger in Piedmont. My then neighbor in Oakland's teen son, who was a Cal. Sports Camp counselor through UCB told me that the Skyhawks coaches actually trained his group and spoke very highly of them. The Skyhawks coaches do have to creatively problem-solve quite a bit. For example, when my MySpace cadet was in the flag football sports camp, he and one other boy were at least a foot taller then the rest of the same age group. MySpace cadet was slim, however, and the other guy was a big, well, let's just say like "Baby Huey." On the first day playing flag football, Baby Huey promptly fell-tackled (yes, even though it was "flag football") on the smallest camper putting that camper out of commission for the rest of the week. The coach creatively solved the "Baby Huey" issue by having my MySpace cadet "block" Baby Huey from falling on any other campers for the rest of the week! Workin' the offense and defense very well. It worked! All of these camps, in my experience, have excellent coaches who place emphasis on fun, safety and sportsmanship. Could you ask for much more from a summer camp? PS: for those Yelpers who either are too young, stoned, enebriated and/or too old and senile to remember what Baby Huey looked like: http://www.stltoday.com/blogzone/tiger-tracker/files/2008/04/babyhuey.jpg

Do not trust this company! They cancelled our sons Baseball Tots session three business days before…read moreit was suppose to start. Their excuse is that not enough people signed up. They should have still held the lessons regardless of number of attendees. This is extremely frustrating since we are both working parents with two toddlers and very busy and took lots of time to find these lessons. This company fails to understand that people need to sign up for classes ahead of time so this screwed us over since we could have signed our son up for swimming lessons instead but now it's too late. Thanks a lot for leaving us hanging and for the terrible treatment. We will NOT be trusting this company ever again.

I tore my meniscus on field 6 in April 2023 in a hole that has been there for years. Not positive…read moreif it's been fixed and we reported it and coaches did tell plants

Serves as home to several valley soccer associations and softball leagues. It also has trails and…read moreplaygrounds. The park has 5 softball fields and 13 soccer fields on its 95 acres. All sports fields are well-maintained but can get crowded during large sporting events.

Home of the Gonzaga Bulldogs soccer teams located in the southwest part of the campus. Smaller…read morecomplex but very nice. Metal bleachers with grass seating around the field. More intimate to grand but great place to take in a college soccer game.