Most of us flag footballers are over the hill, but still need real competition. Amateur Bay Sports…read moreis a solid league run very well when compared to other leagues I have been a part of over the past few years. There is a lot of competition, a good amount of trash talk, contact is controlled and encouraged, the rules reward well balanced teams, and it's a lot of fun. The price is reasonable for the amount of games you get with officials, marked field, and a real schedule. If you are thinking about assembling a team or even joining a league as a free agent, you should join this one.

From the owner: Adult men's, co-ed and youth boys and co-ed recreational sports; featuring 9 on 9, 6 on 6 and 4 on…read more4 flag football leagues. Visit the website at www.amateurbaysports.com or amateurbaysports@yahoo.com for more info. 6 on 6 mens and co-ed starting in April/May. Sign up now!

My daughter played with UVA for 6 seasons. They do a great job of elevating players and nurturing…read moretheir growth. The club deepened her love for volleyball and she is now playing college volleyball. The club helped her achieve that dream and goal. I'm glad to see all the programs they now offer for young aspiring volleyballers! ​

Watch your checkbook! This review is for the admin staff not the coaching staff (which were…read moregreat). When it was time for post season, we immediately paid the fees for the post season/nationals a month before it was scheduled to start. When it turned out that our team would not be able to do post-season due to other team members' unavailability for the summer the business would not refund what we paid. They offered a temporary position on another team which we didn't want. We just wanted a refund for the fees for something that we did not receive. Other families who hadn't paid yet weren't required to pay, but because we had already paid, they somehow thought we did not need to be treated equally. They continually denied a refund. Lesson learned, it will cost you a thousand dollars to be prompt, in the future don't pay until the very last minute.

I have heard many great things about this league from friends. Great coaches, all around fun and…read moresupportive... My son loved playing flag football with his afterschool program when he was younger, but he hasn't had the opportunity to join a team as a middle schooler. He is very excited to play again. We are fortunate to have found a program that is accessible and can be affordable to single, working moms. I'll update my review with more details as the season progresses. Thank you EBFF!

So this will be my Son's 3rd year playing for Alameda and my daughters 2nd year in Oakland. They…read moreboth love the game. It teaches them to be a team player and to also take the lead if the ball falls in their court. My son has never really looked forward to any sports aside from Flag Football and gymnastics. So when he found out it was time to register, he was elated. He started off playing tackle at age 5 and he didn't like it at all. I made him play. His coach then and now is Coach Kevin. I am super elated we still have a bond from years back. Octavian trusts him in the game as they have that initial connection. I was team Mom for the Alameda Pirates circa 2013. Zaiah, my daughter is super elated she can still play. She loves to follow in her brothers footsteps all the while maintaining her own identity here and in gymnastics. I like the fact that they bond friendships with their teammates. Looking forward to another season of fun.

I've been playing soccer in the Albany 5-aside league for more than a year and it has been so much…read morefun! In fact, the Wednesday-night games are usually the highlight of me week. I love playing soccer, but I was intimidated to play in other leagues because I don't have a lot of experience. The Albany league is casual, yet highly organized. Its fun for everyone from beginners to seasoned players. You can get a great workout, meet new friends and reduce stress at the same time! The refs are very fair and make sure that a clean game is played to minimize injuries. The other nice thing about soccer is that it's co-ed 5-on-5 with open subbing (teams are usually made up of 8-10 people). So there's not a lot of pressure to put a big team together and it's usually ok if you have to miss a week or two. The registration fees are very fair. If you've ever thought about playing a team sport, I'd definitely look into this. They will even help match you up with a team. It's a great opportunity for people who are new to the Bay Area. So go for it! Sign up! Hope to see you on the field!

Albany Adult Sports has softball, soccer, kickball, pickleball, winter indoor sports (basketball…read moreand futsal) and running on Sundays. If you want to stay in shape, on a budget, this is the place.

I have two boys that have been playing with the Club since they were three. My oldest is on his 5…read moreyear with the club. We love the coaches, parents and what a great small soccer culture. The club mission is about kids enjoying the game while learning and it is not always about winning. The Kids have to learn for them to win. Keep it up.

We had an absolutely horrible experience with both my kids playing soccer for the first time and my…read morehusband volunteering to coach. Castro Valley Soccer is completely uncommunicative and disorganized, and when we called them on it they refused to acknowledge our complaints and instead criticized my husband and 5-year-old son. Unbelievable. They wouldn't give us even a partial refund, even though we quit before the first game. Do not play soccer here!! We switched to another organization and my son LOVES it.

8 year old birthday party venue review…read more My son went to a birthday party here and I hung around while he played with friends. The space is a pretty bare boned gym facility. The kids had an area where 2 high school coaches led a sort of "obstacle course" relay and there was a room where they kicked soccer goals at a screen and collected points. They had a table set up and pizza delivered. All in all, it was pretty bare bones. The kids had fun, but all in, pretty basic. The did have about 10 boys, so it was at a group capacity, seemingly. From pics, potentially more engaging activities like batting, with maybe less kids? Overall, I'm not quite sure how much it cost, but it was solid. I wouldn't book for my kid who is more active and athletic than what was provided and felt a bit bored, but it could be more fun for those not as into sports but still wanting an active bday party venue indoors. To note: it was a cold day outside and super cold inside.

Have taken both of my grandsons there to work on their…read morebatting skills for Little League, and the experience has been great and very beneficial for both of them. Their current hitting instructor Amari (a professional ballplayer) is a wonderful guy who's formed a wonderful bond with both of them.

Next Level has truly helped my team get to the Next Level. On rainy days I bring my girls here…read more Pitchers can get in work and there are multiple stations fir hitters to work while they wait to hit off the machines. I've even hit ground balls to my team in here. But the real value is in the private lessons. Many of my players take hitting lessons from Trini and her amazing staff after they leave our team practice. The affect has been outstanding. So much so that in 2016 our team won the CIF NorthCoast Section Championship. Thanks fir everything Next Level, you're a big part of our success. Jason Shelton Varsity Softball St. Joseph Notre Dame High

What an AWESOME facility. If you want to just get extra practice in, then go to a batting cage or…read morehang out at a park. But if you are a competitive softball or baseball player who wants to IMPROVE your game, then this is THE PLACE. It has tunnels (not cages) set up for ADVANCED hitting -- a super high tech pitching machine that can throw 40 - 90 mph softball or baseball pitches, curves, sliders, and fastballs. It has a remote, so if you are in there with your coach, you can stop the machine and work on your technique. And if hitting isn't all that you need to work on, there is a portable pitching mound to get you out of your slump. Ok...and now for those who are just starting their softball/baseball careers, there is an entire section for little sluggers. This area has tees, a pitching machine that spits out whiffle balls the size of golf balls. YOU HAVE GOT TO CHECK THIS PLACE OUT -- THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT ANYWHERE IN THE BAY AREA!!!!

My son enjoyed tball but he kept being bullied by a team player. Over three months, I kept hoping…read moreit would get better, only for the child to appologize and do something again. My son was hit, punched, called names, he was even pushed and when he fell down the boy jumped on my sons back with his cleats on. That night my son complained of his back hurting and I looked. There was cleat mark bruising on my sons back.I brought it up continually to the team mom because it was her son. When I finally told her i was tired of her son bullying my child she got defensive because I said he was bullying. I pulled my son from tball today. After trying to explain th situation to the president as he kept deflecting the situation, I realized it was because they are all old friends. He mentioned my son isnt innocent he was pouring gatorade on the ground last game and playing with friends. How you can compare that to physical abuse? The board members, coaches and team mom. This group is too tight knit. The president had his mind made up before he even spoke to me it was clear. Very sad situation, very unfair. I feel I failed my son, I should of pulled him out sooner.

I startedher 6 year ago with my then 5 year old son. He is now 10 and has had the best time. He…read morelooks forward to each season. He knows kids he has never been on a team with, recognizes coaches he has never had. It has become his second home. As time has gone on my husband and i have become more involved. This league is ran by wonderful volunteers and welcomes you to join. Overall it is a Family atmosphere with the best snackbar. Kids have fun while learning baseball fundamentals, team work, and making life long friends.

I am getting overcharged, and they never pick up the phone to help. Super frustrating. Now I'll…read morehave to drive all the way out there just to deal with this mess. Do better!

I grew up playing at The Bladium since I was 4 years old with lil kickers. I played with the Bay…read moreOaks and SJND for indoor footie and played with my AAU basketball team in this facility. So many memories, like winning a state championship and rock climbing with my friends. The Bladium was an experience: to drink, to play sports, to work out, to have fun. I recently came back after finishing college, just to find the main football field and a majority of the weight room gone to pickleball. At first, I did not mind, however, it feels like the only people who come in are pickleball players. Its sad to see my friend's old family business being made into a pickleball center. Even the new company's logo shows where their priority is at. Heartbreaking to see. I will always remember the sounds the floorboards made.

My son enjoyed the soccer camp! Coach Elissa was patient, friendly, and taught my son new soccer…read moreskills.

This is my sons first year playing soccer and he absolutely loves this sport. I have been looking…read morefor a development class for the longest and was referred to One Village sports by a friend whose daughter plays for the San Leandro league. I sent in a request for a free trial and heard back from Jen the same day. I decided to have my son go for the Wednesday class which is located at John Muir Middle School. Field area is very nice, no potholes and parking is good. I was very impressed with this class from the moment he started. Jen gave him a warm welcome and explained to him what to do since all the other kids already knew. He jumped right in and started with drills. She taught foot work, how to control the ball, defender drills and a scrimmage at the end. Equipment was neat, didn't appear overly used and she had very good control of the class of about 10-11 kids. I would definitely recommend these classes to any parent looking to develop their children's knowledge of the sport and ball handling skills. I signed my son up for the remainder of the season and will sign him up for summer session as well.