Spring Hill Hawks Youth Sports Organization
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Spring Hill Hawks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit youth sports organization in Spring Hill serving children ages 3-14 in Williamson and Maury Counties. It offers recreational soccer, flag football, tackle football and cheerleading, welcoming all participants regardless of experience or ability to pay. This is a seasonal youth sports league rather than a summer camp.
The practical details
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 Spring Hill Hawks Youth Sports Organization directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Secure EmailSold a dream at $250 a kid, delivered a nightmare. It’s unfortunate this is the only option for sports in the area, and my children will not be returning. This organization lacks organization, and is more concerned about turning a profit than teaching the kids properly. Coaches DO NOT have background checks as advertised, and the only consistency is the inconsistency. Collect fees and send them into chaos must be the mission. The communications coordinator does not communicate, and the website has incorrect information regarding the locations as well as the schedule. I would strongly advise any parent from joining any sports under this group.
★G BRead the reviews and take your business elsewhere. This program is disorganized and completely lacking communication. There is no structured team placement process—participants simply choose their “team,” which really just means forming cliques. If you are new, expect to be grouped with other new families, regardless of ability. Coaching is not professional. Instead, parents with nothing more than high school cheer experience step in. For new teams, those parents are left to collectively figure it out on their own. For $250, you should expect a far more structured, professional, and worthwhile experience.
★Eric StromWe would give them 0 starts if we could. We signed our son up for fall soccer. He was incorrectly registered for a soccer camp instead. My wife sent numerous requests for someone to call her back, we were willing to pay if a mistake was made on our part, so we could get our son registered for the fall. No one returned any of our messages or acknowledged us in any way. We're now registered in Williamson.
★Olivia FrockI would strongly suggest reading the reviews before agreeing to try out this "cheer" experience. This organization is horribly run, disorganized, and communication is non-existent. For the lovely price of $250/child you can expect to not have an adult coach, allow your children to be subject to clique-mentality, and complete chaos.
★★★★★Tasha BMy son has played in multiple sports divisions over the last 7 years with the Spring Hill Hawks. We've been fortunate to be a part of this group from it's beginning. We love it! This local organization is well run, has great fields in a great park, and truly cares for the youth in the community.