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NOCO Sports Center

★★★★ 4.1457 reviewsWindsor, CO

Private

NOCO Sports Center is an indoor sports facility at 5699 Crooked Stick Drive in Windsor providing basketball, volleyball, soccer and futsal, and pickleball programming for youth and adult athletes across Northern Colorado. It runs leagues, tournaments, training, camps and clinics, hosts local, state and national events, and rents court space daily.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact NOCO Sports Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★Callen Dilts

We came here for a Jiu Jitsu tournament. The place was packed out...so many people it was difficult to maneuver (especially with a stroller). I suspect that the small area with the mats were not intended to hold that many people. The handicap lift was not working, and the only way to the event was down the stairs. I don't think this place was expecting a large crowd? Pro: The staff was kind and the bathrooms were clean.

★★★★★Alexandria Sanchez-Moral

The facility has very friendly and helpful staff. The facility itself provides a great family environment, especially for my son which I appreciate the most. Definitely a great sports center in the heart of northern Colorado.

Jpat Hosey

This is by far the worst venue in norther Colorado for volleyball. They overcharge for everything and the inconvenience of their ticketing was enough to make me leave. I cannot believe they don’t accept cash. They’d rather have you stand in the way of other patrons for 10 minutes attempting to pay using their stupid app. I genuinely hope this place fails.

Jennifer Stone

I normally don’t leave reviews, especially negative ones, but this “competitive” basketball league was such a disappointment that I feel other parents should be aware. We signed our 13-year-old up and were excited for player evaluations. After evaluations, it became obvious they didn’t have enough players—our son was placed on a team with the only other six kids who showed up. Instead of forming actual competitive teams, they lumped together whoever they had and called it a “competitive league,” even though players ranged from 6th to 8th grade. After just two practices, our kids played their first games against teams that actually looked like competitive league teams. To make matters worse, when our boys arrived for the first game, there was no coach. My husband had to jump in and coach. When he asked afterward why no one communicated that the team didn’t have a coach, the response we got was unbelievable: “Someone who works here helps at practice, but they ref games on the weekends so they can’t coach.” So they knowingly had an employee “coaching” practices but had no plan for an actual game coach, and never bothered to tell parents. Had they communicated anything, we immediately would have signed up to coach. Instead, they shrugged it off. This program is absolutely not run like a competitive league. It operates like a poorly organized rec program with zero management, zero communication, and zero professionalism. They take your money, but they don’t provide the structure or quality they advertise. This company seriously needs to choose a direction and build a program that actually supports players. Until then, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

★★★★★CC Loran Porter

Staff is always kind and considerate, regardless of the tough parents who walk in the door. Great local brews selection in cans and large TVs to catch the scores.

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