All Star Sports Center - New Baltimore, Michigan

All Star Sports Center

Ubicado en 51400 County Line Rd, New Baltimore, MI 48047, este complejo deportivo es un destino popular para deportistas y aficionados a los deportes.

Con una dirección clara y un teléfono fijo a disposición del público, All Star Sports Center es fácil de encontrar y contactar.

La página web oficial allstarsportscenter.net ofrece información detallada sobre sus servicios y características.

Specialidades: Este complejo deportivo ofrece una variedad de actividades deportivas, incluyendo una pista de tenis, un campo de golf y un estadio de fútbol.

Otras características: El complejo es accesible para personas con discapacidad y cuenta con un entrada y estacionamiento accesibles para personas con discapacidad.

Opiniones

Según 39 reseñas en Google My Business, la opinión media de este complejo deportivo es de 4/5 estrellas.

Características

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👍 Reviews of All Star Sports Center

ERNEST S.

5/5

5 Stars for All Star Sports Center in New Baltimore, MI! This facility is an absolute gem for kids and youth sports! We have experienced both the kids’ basketball and volleyball programs, and I can confidently say it’s the best place in the area. The little league basketball program is phenomenal—coaches focus on building skills and confidence in a fun, supportive, and safe environment. The volleyball league is just as impressive, teaching teamwork and technique while keeping it kid-friendly. The staff here is always welcoming, professional, and great with the kids, which creates a positive atmosphere. If you’re looking for a family-friendly sports center with top-notch youth athletics programs, this is the place to go! Highly recommend for parents looking to get their kids involved in youth sports in a safe and encouraging environment. Great for basketball, volleyball, and all things athletics!

Jessica W.

1/5

They held a vendor show today that was horrible, not due to the vendors themselves, just the greedy owner. There are no signs outside to tell you it's happening. No food truck. And just days before the event, they changed the flyer to be a pay to enter event. The vendors pay for their spots; why, as a customer, am I going to pay to buy things from them? So that the owner can make money off the vendors, their bounce houses, their concessions, AND an entry fee? No.

Amanda R.

1/5

Signed my 5th grade daughter up for an instructional volleyball camp. I have been disappointed since the first day. It was by far the worst welcoming to volleyball. Between my kids, we have a lot of experience with several types of coaches from volunteer to full time club travel.
The woman this facility has employed to instruct young girls on the game of volleyball has missed the mark. She screams aggressively at the girls, tells them to shut their mouths and throws fits out of frustration. Her hired help even quit on her after the first week. I will travel further and inconvenience myself to provide my daughter with a positive learning environment where she can learn to love volleyball and not be subjected to this immature berating of kids.

Itachi U.

1/5

Most expensive basketball league I’ve seen. If you want your own team it’s 150 per player so just to have 5 players and 2 on the bench that’s 1050 for non wooden basketball courts! That’s wild. Theres better leagues out there that charge in between 250-600 as a team fee which is way more reasonable.

Maria M.

5/5

Kam & his team are amazing! My daughter has been using this facility since elementary school. Safe, clean, fun environment for kids and adults. Basketball training camps are professional and coaches are knowledgeable. Great community sports establishment! Highly recommend.

Chris N.

1/5

For volleyball: Leagues are not guaranteed a coach. You may be stuck with a volunteer (parent) coaching the kids. If not, there may be a highschooler there to help out. Practices are not included in the price of the league. Communication is just ok. They send out emails, but don't respond to them ( at least for me). Update: be prepared to play against other girls that are on “private teams” and are very experienced. Don’t plan on winning! They put little inexperienced girls against bigger older girls. It’s not even fun unless you like to lose.
Some kids play more than others, especially if they pay for private time with the coach.
There isnt enough space for parents to sit. Wish they would add chairs to the sideline but of course the risk of getting hit by flying balls is high. The volleyball camps are a great way to learn the game. I would utilize those before joining a league.

Laura D.

2/5

The craft show Saturday was way too expensive to get in, especially since it was the smallest one I've been to this year. Birchwood mall was big and had good crafters and free to go to.

stephanie A.

1/5

Doesn't return phone calls or emails. We signed up for a league. They didn't have enough kids to run that league so waited for the next league. Still not enough kids. They should be calling me to give me a refund rather than me calling them every day and leaving messages.