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!

The owner was super friendly and Down to earth. definitely Something fun and different to try. My…read moresister and I had a great time smashing and throwing glass and ceramics. It was a good way to let off some steam.

Seriously, this place is super shady, and there is something off about how they conduct business…read more First off, I signed my son up for recreational soccer for ONE season because he does football in the Fall. The charge is $130 for both Spring and Fall seasons and they only knocked $20 off when I signed him up (red flag #1). I decided to just pay the fee since my son has friends that were playing on his same team. After Spring season was basically over, I was told that we were expected to volunteer a certain amount of hours or there would be a fee of $125 (red flag #2). I then asked if our hours would be reduced since we only attended for one season to which I received a response of no they wouldn't be as the hours are not prorated. Uh. WHAT?! (red and final flag #3). First of all, I am almost certain that it is completely illegal for a NOT FOR PROFIT organization to force their members to volunteer or to pay them. It's one thing to charge a ridiculous amount for recreational soccer but it's a whole other situation to FORCE people to volunteer or to pay a "fine." Get out of here T-CYSA. Do yourself and your kiddos a favor and RUN. Super shady and something extremely weird happening with this organization. My family and I will not be coming back to this organization next year.

Three stars but do not let that stop you. This is by no means a stand out facility but it serves…read moreit's intended purpose well. The price is right so you get alot of bang for the buck. They happen to have roller skating on Friday from 6-8pm. They clear out a tennis court. Not crowed and lots of fun. I see alot of indoor soccer as well. Check it out sometime.

This place is big, open, and welcoming. There is a nice parent lounge upstairs so little brothers…read moreand sisters can play!

Best Gymnastics place I've ever been too! I've been coming here for almost a year now, if you count…read morethe old Gymnastics center. As an 8 year old, you might think, "Oh! She's too young to know a good review!" Boy are you wrong! The new place is great, the seatings upstairs is great for my dad to relax, and great for my brother to play! It has a mini kitchen, and cubbies on each side of the balcony! As winter began, I started putting my jacket and long pants in the cubbies, I was so glad that they all fit in one cubby! My instructor is great, but strict. Overall, I would rate this place a 4/5.