Force Sports Rocky River

I have been playing at this facility; and sometimes coaching younger age group, for the past two years. The staff is somewhat friendly and the facility is fairly clean. However, I am not a fan of their fields’ turf as its technology with crumb rubber or pellets is old and controversial. Those tiny pellets get EVERYWHERE. Additionally, the fees of games, leagues and rental for practice are outrageous, very uncompetitive and unaffordable to some people.

This place is a dump. All tennis courts had water on them. Roof was leaking very bad. Very very bad place to play tennis at.

Nice and clean indoor facilities. No yearly membership and hourly rates are competitive. Facility itself is old, however, indoor courts are in perfect condition. Staffs are friendly as well.

First time there, we booked a soccer ground for an hour. The staff is really good here. All the necessary precautions were taken for the covid19 situation. Although the turf wasn't very well maintained, so the falls and tackles hurt a bit. Overall good experience.

Extremely clean. Very well kept by the staff. Parents keep their kids well behaved while watching or participating. For an athletic complex, this was one of the nicest smelling facilities I've ever visited. Great Soccer program too! Would highly recommend.

Very dirty. Not kept well. Some parents dont control behavior of kids. Sometimes stinks of sweat. Good tennis program though.

Ceiling is kind of falling apart, parking lot has big potholes, indoor fields are in fair condition. Nice to be able to play soccer year round though.

The facility is a great multi purpose venue. They are making some improvements for the appearance. The fields are good.

Without it, I wouldn't be able to pay indoor soccer through the winter. The fields are almost full-sized which I prefer over the typical hockey rink-sized fields enclosed by walls.

Great structured indoor soccer for kids (and adults) in the winter months- 5 stars for the program! 3 stars for the facility, peeling and crumbling ceiling panels and insulation, leaking rooftop windows, where are the sponsors and building owners social responsibility for the building being up to par?