It is a little sad, but this league does not find a fair way to divvy up the players for the teams…read more At my son's level (age 9) he decided to quit after the first practice. I encouraged him to continue, but I could also see that he knew the writing was on the wall...he was on a bad team. At this level the coaches pick the players without a tryout. Coaches who know who the good players are picked the best players. Coaches who had no clue (our coach) were just taking shots in the dark. We talked to a mom whose son was on our team. She asked what happened to our son and I said he just didn't want to play. I asked her how the first few games went, and she put on a brave face and said, "We are losing by a lot, but the kids are having fun." In other words, it has been a blood bath each game and there was no hope of winning a game in the future.

This year is our 5th year as a Kennewick National family. Our son started playing when he was 8…read moreand we've found KN to be a real blessing to him. The coaches have always been excellent and parents are friendly. Many life lessons were learned and many fond memories made on those three baseball fields. Son ages out this year so we already know we're going to miss the league next year. Looking forward to watching our grand children play there in 20 years!

EAT is a family.... as a family they challenge you, push you, "harass" you and don't let you get…read moreaway with putting forth less than your best effort. I have been attending the twice-weekly fitness classes for just over a year, I've lost 30 pounds and have increased my fitness level. The toughest part was getting my athletic technique back, due to injuries, wear & tear and poor fitness level I was compensating in my movements (which cause cascading problems), the trainers have been working to get me to increase my range of motion and strength It doesn't matter if you are a non-athlete looking for a challenge, someone looking to improve your overall fitness and health, or an athlete looking to take it to the next level then EAT is the gym for you.

My 8th grade daughter (basketball) has been training with EAT for over a year. Clear improvement in…read moremobility, speed, flexibility and endurance. EAT has extremely knowledgeable trainers that have tailored a program specific to her needs and sport, that she looks forward to attending. We just added the EAT Nutrition plan to maximize results. Highly recommend this state of the art athletic performance facility.

First, I'm unsure if I should post this review on this page for the Tri-City baseball team or the…read moreGesa Stadium page on Yelp. I'll post it here and rate the stadium experience on the Gesa Stadium page. So, I was assigned a work assignment that took me to Kennewick, Washington, for a client meeting. On Monday, July 1, I decided to visit Gesa Stadium for the game with the Tri-City Dust Devils versus Spokane. I am Deaf, and when I went to the ticket window, of course, I didn't expect the ticket agent to know American Sign Language (ASL), and I said, "I am Deaf. I need one ticket for tonight's game." Without hesitation, the ticket agent pulled out his phone and started typing. Within a few seconds, he pressed his phone against the window. It read, "Not a problem. Don't worry, I've got you." He made the experience easy for me, and I thanked him profusely. I wish I had taken the time to get his name. Next, I visited their team store, which is small but the average size for most Single-A clubs. A few exceptions exist, but those teams are in heavily populated cities. Still, the Dust Devils have everything you need, from hats to shirts to lanyards--you name it. Most importantly, when I was there, Tammy was working in the store, and she was incredibly friendly and took the time to converse about the team's history and the different themes: Columbia River Rooster Tails and the Vinaròs de Tri-City. That evening, the Dust Devils were very competitive and played their hearts out. They did, and that's precisely why I prefer Minor League Baseball (MILB) over Major League Baseball (MLB); it's not so much about teams with big budgets like the NY Yankees, LA Dodgers, etc; with MILB, it's more about the passion, love, and the need to make it to the next level of the game. Finally, everyone at the stadium was welcoming, friendly, and devoted to their home team. It was the highlight of my trip.

Where else can you watch professional baseball for $5? Even better, it's right in the Tricities…read more As far as minor league parks go, it's pretty darned good. The staff are very helpful and enthusiastic, especially Eric the Peanut Guy and the guy that helped me on the phone (wish I had gotten your name). Oh yeah, and fireworks on the weekends. Why only 4 stars if it compares so favorably with other places? They need to find a better way to handle their "will call" window and the ticketing windows in general. Longest wait ever at a will call window. Part of that was the fault of patrons not understanding what a will call window is (didn't already buy/pay for your tickets? you need a different window, buddy). While they can't fix their patrons, they could have posted signs (other windows were functioning as will call windows? would've been nice to know 15 minutes ago).

Had a great experience renting from them, my family & I had a great time. Very professional to work…read morewith! We'll definitely be renting again!

We rented a jet ski and got a Yamaha that went 50+ mph to the location of our choosing. They…read moreprovided temp boaters licenses and life jackets. We had a great experience with this rental company!