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"Made us better on and off the floor"

"What a terrible experience all around, If only we have seen the post from August of 2024 because it was 100% spot on and nothing changed. A total disappointment. I wouldn’t even have given 1 star but wasn’t able to submit this until I did. "

"110% Awful! Zero player development, tears down team, and doesn’t care about players. Too many negatives to list! He’s all talk and no action!"

"Our experience with this baseball organization was incredibly disappointing. From the very beginning, we were given the impression that this program had strong connections and opportunities that simply never materialized. The expectations that were set during the recruiting process did not match the reality once the season started. Communication was one of the biggest issues. Parents were constantly left wondering where we were supposed to be, what uniforms the players were expected to wear, whether games or plans had changed, and sometimes whether we’d even have a coach. Basic information that should have been communicated well in advance often wasn’t. When coaches did show up, it was common for them to arrive only 5–10 minutes before game time. There were even occasions where players and parents were waiting while the coach was still in the parking lot, and at times coaches were reportedly still in their cars just minutes before games while the director was searching for them. There were also instances where coaches appeared to be asleep in their cars shortly before games were scheduled to begin. Meanwhile, the kids were left on the field playing hacky sack instead of properly warming up. That left the players with little to no preparation or instruction before taking the field, and pitchers in particular were not given adequate warm-ups, which led to arm discomfort and concerns about player safety. It was frustrating to watch the players—who work hard and deserve better—be put in that position. Another concern was roster size. Teams were carrying 15–17 players, making it obvious that not every child was going to receive meaningful playing time. It felt like collecting roster fees was prioritized over giving every player a fair opportunity to develop and contribute. The players deserved organization, preparation, communication, and leadership. Unfortunately, those things were consistently lacking throughout our experience. I would strongly encourage parents to ask detailed questions about roster sizes, coaching availability, communication expectations, and player development before committing their time and money. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this organization."

"Don’t expect to see the field unless you donate $ to “the team” or play politics. Don’t fall for the team grandpa either-he’s an 80 yr old spy for Nestor. So many girls quit the team, while favorites brag. "