Indoor sports facility in King of Prussia, a longtime home for area basketball and volleyball, that runs youth summer basketball camps. Its Essential Youth Skills & Decision Making basketball camp works on shooting, ball handling, passing, athleticism and character development, practicing skills before applying them in games. Camps are limited to 60 players so each child receives coaching attention.
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Powered by GoogleVery nice and clean, have played last season and just started this season playing here for travel ball, Has great food area. Only down side is that there is very little sitting room to watch the games so get there with some time prior, also 90% of the games- the referees are absolutely HORRIBLE. That’s the absolute truth. I mean straight around BAD CALLS. Where you can tell they just want the game to be over one way or another.
Competitive edge Sports is a complex for basketball. I like the fact that the entrance is large enough for 2 way foot traffic! There's 6 full size courts. There's a snack court that sells bad choices and instant food like most sports places! The prices however; are more reasonable than some other places! There's actual full size bathrooms down the hall from the snack court. The only downside is if your playing on the courts at the end, and you have to go, it's a long green mile back to the front of the building! Lol Some improvements would make the facility a little better. Like, for instance, the backboards. The backboards are clear what looks like thick plexiglass. They used WHITE stickers on the clear backboards to number the courts. Of course, if you don't know to focus on the clear backboard and LOOK for the number, you're left to guess which court you're at. The facility could use some more seating. Im sure that with some proper planning, they could map out where to put them. Perhaps get rid of those wooden benches and use actual chairs for the teams and some bleachers for the spectators. The facility should offer a few more nutritional choices at the snack bar, not just some generic over priced protein bars. Parking can be challenging as the lot isn't that big. There were cars parked in spaces that weren't spaces. That can make entering and exiting the facility an obstacle course as there is only one way in/out. There were also cars parked up the street away from the facility. Overall, the facility isn't bad. It serves its purpose which is to provide full-size courts, and make money which can be shared to make small improvements. JMO
Excellent complex with nice facilities and a responsive and available staff. I attended an LGBT basketball tournament and felt welcomed and accepted. The facilities were functional and easy to get to. Hope to return some day!
My wife and I went to see my grandson play in an AAU amateur basketball game. The place was large (5 Regulation-size basketball courts). It was kept clean and orderly by paid staff. It was very noisy due to the multiple games being played at the same time. Nonetheless, we enjoyed ourselves as we watched our grandson play.
The place is located where the entrance is a little hard to find from both directions. Not enough good parking spaces. The concesión stands are ok but like the vending machines they only take cash and are overpriced. The courts look good and well taken care of but the bleachers are not the best.





