Mays Family YMCA at Stone Oak Youth Sports Complex

Thank you for having such opportunities for kids to build their sportsmanship and grow character by making new friends a d enjoying sports

My brother just enrolled here for baseball season and I've come to a couple of his games. Overall it is really good, the teams are good sports, the staff is nice and the buildings and structures are well built. The only complaint I have is the traffic and cost for concessions (which are extremely overpriced.) But I can brush that off. It's a really welcoming community and I 100% enrolling here!

The staff and leadership of the Mays YMCA work extremely hard to put together programs which engage and empower families across all socio-economic statuses. They are always open to input and willing to think creatively. I applaud what they consistently bring together.

This has been quiet a disappointment for my 10 year old. He signed up for soccer and by the second game we quickly realized there are some weird power relationships here. My son’s team has 8 players in it, while others have 14! We asked today for the teams to be more evenly distributed and were told that parents get to request specific teams and coaches and so the number differentials does not matter. There are teams of 8 playing against teams of 14, and no one sees an issue with it. They have teams that apparently have played and trained together for years while others have members that have never been in a team before. It’s quite disheartening for a child to see such power differentials and of course get even more discouraged when having to play one against 2.

Good assortment of programs and activities. My children enjoy participating.