Windcrest Little League

★★★★★Blu

Good clean fields and bathrooms. My daughter plays softball. Coach Paula is excellent at teaching the girls the right technique to hit, catch and throw the ball correctly. My daughter had no experience when she first joined the team, then she morphed into a fire bomb 8U player hitting home runs almost every game ‼️

★★★★★M. G.

I love having my kids play for windcrest . The park is pretty clean too so that's a plus. My daughters have been playing since T ball and currently both are in softball. The coaches who volunteer their time put in so much work and I've seen great results from my kids . One of my kids team even brought home the championship from district 19.

★★★Gilberto Guerra Jr

We had a scrimmage there and it sad to say the cops had to be called cause there was some nuts trying to get the ump off the field. Not good for the kids.

★H C

Playing against Wincrest gives me such heartburn. Talk about bad sportsmanship. The female softball coach for the current softball coach pitch girls complains about every little thing, even when they are winning. They love killing the clock when they are ahead, girls are practicing between innings, at one point the girls on the field started screaming when our coach was about to pitch to distract our batter and by the end of the game the girls said some rude comments to our girls. Complete lack of respect to the guest team, and terrible sportsmanship, but I’m not surprised given the umpire is two faced and always for Wincrest, and the female coach is rude as heck. If you can avoid playing against them do it. They aren’t worth the headache.

★Joseph Trevino

This league is the most disorganized mess I’ve ever seen. One of the representatives for the league stated that they were in need of a coach. Upon arriving to my son’s first practice, it was noticed that not only did they not have a coach at all, but we didn’t have enough players while some teams had subs. Every team had 3+ coaches except for my sons. Thankfully, we were able to put together a coaching staff but then we noticed that all of the oldest, most experienced players coincidentally were stacked onto 2 teams. My team had three 5 year olds while 2 of the teams had players who were 8. Our practice day was moved to another day to fit the schedule of the league which typically would not be a big deal, but the new day they gave us had games scheduled for all of those days. Because of this, we had only 2 practices after the season started. There was 1 other team that was as young and inexperienced as we were and those children openly discussed their distaste for the sport and how tired they were of losing. When we were faced with possible forfeit due to not having enough players, the opposing coach refused to lend us a player despite having more than allowed to play at a time. The coaching staff for my team was left out of the coaches dinner/game invites entirely. If this experience didn’t destroy my son’s desire to play baseball entirely, we will be moving to a different league next year as I refuse to be associated with this league ever again.