Keva Sports Center

This is a great family friendly place. They go out of their way to make sure anything you want to do is available. There is basically a level to play any sport you want. If you are not athletic and hate exercise more than a root canal there is a league for you too. Spend enough time there and you will understand my analogy better. There is also the highly competitive Presidents Cup (soccer) that is held here. This indoor tournament sees players from all levels including professional, collegiate, and high school stars. Membership options offer many other activities and events as well. Let me put it this way. If you had the capital and could invest in a facility like this you would do it just like this place. Stop reading and just go.
5 8 years ago (11-04-2018)

All good there, watched a football game for charity. They had great food choices and a very clean venue.
5 8 years ago (29-05-2018)

UPDATE: Its been over one week since the email to the manager/administrator of toddler sports and I have heard nothing back. This only relates to toddler soccer - the only real experience I have had lately. I cannot take my child there any longer and trust that he will be safe in the classes. There was 1 child then it grew to 2 (they rile each other on) that run around out of control (running kids over from behind) and in one instance kicked a ball as hard as one could into the face of the other (he was laying on the ground). Again, why was he on the ground - they rough house. Fine if they were the only ones on the field - but there are about 12 kids total out there. Alone, I might be able to chalk that up to kids being kids. My issue that I see no corrective action with neither the child nor the parent. Which goes to another point: there are anywhere from 2 to 4 instructors managing the class. There is only 1 that appears to be be vocal and instruct anything. All others do not appear to be helping or giving any indication to what soccer is. When they break into groups, if they are no in the group with the 1 instructor that appears to try - its bedlam: kids to what they want. I spoke early on with the instructors to ask how they handle kids like this and the response I got was they get an understanding of each kids skill level and demeanor. That might be ok for the first or second week - but never when you are running kids over from behind or kicking a ball into someone's face. We may come back when the kid is older but for now I could never recommend for toddler activities.
1 8 years ago (04-04-2018)

This place reminds me of a college student's apartment in one of the new swanky high rises on campus. Sure looks nice but in reality is kept like a dump. Like today I noticed all the other businesses plowed their lots. Not Keva. Had to walk through several inches of snow, socks got sloshing wet. How nice. Nothing like risking slipping on their property. They must have good liability insurance, but then again probably not liable. Also love playing with wet socks. Their courts are full of dirt chunks and dust makes for a great slippery surface to play on. The staff are usually just sitting around doing nothing during the day when it's not heavily used. Like they can't regularly run a dry mop on the courts during the down times? Bathrooms are disgusting. Snack bar, usually out of most of the items on the menu. Either someone's mom needs to come in to clean and bring groceries for these college students or this place will end up in the dump.
2 8 years ago (14-02-2018)

KEVA has a lot of events and is a very nice facility. It is well maintained and clean. It is my experience that they could give their coaches more training so that they are actually teaching the little kids something. The adult volleyball leagues are also good. They have sand volleyball in the summer.
4 8 years ago (14-11-2017)