Westbury Soccer Club in Houston, Texas

“My child previously played for another club, and we often felt like it was more about collecting money than actually developing players. The teams were large, coaches were stretched thin, and despite the high costs, there wasn’t much focus on individual growth. So, we decided to switch to Westbury, and we couldn’t be happier with our decision. My son is now in a smaller group, and his coach is much more engaged and…”

— Shenna D. · ★★★★★

“Really a poor org all around. Poor coaching, the team has zero structure and there is no discernible pattern of play or intent. The coaching staff calls the opposing players names (mind you, children are the players) and is extremely immature personally and also not very good at teaching the game - extremely evident when you watch them play. Surprised to see they’ve been around for so long, amateur hour.”

— Steve O. · ★☆☆☆☆

“This club is the worst club ever. All the coaches did was spoke Spanish the whole time. Parents were drinking at 10 AM in the morning, had Spanish music blaring & they were out there fancier a soccer game. Telling their kids to push & hit them out of the way in Spanish. I was ashamed to be Hispanic at that game. Ref I believe only spoke Spanish. They had the worst Refs ever. However, I do not think the Refs were…”

— E C. · ★☆☆☆☆

“Westbury soccer club has been a great experience for us, especially the new grassroots program. I have three children. My older two started before grassroots when there were teams with parent coaches and Sunday games that often became more about scoring and winning rather than about learning soccer. It was still a great start and my older boys are now playing at the highest level of competitive soccer. My third has…”

— Jonathan D. · ★★★★★

“Hope you get a reasonable coach for more than a season. Management couldn't accommodate the schedule of the coach we started with that we liked and the replacement was amazingly incompetent. Instead of owning up to the newbie coach and addressing the terrible strategies employed, the so called soccer director questioned my credentials when asked why 6 of 9 players are being held on defense when we're taking a…”

— Andrew G. · ★☆☆☆☆

“This organization is a complete scam. The website of thier Grassroots program, particularly the videos, gives the impression they have a high coach to player ratio to help the kids learn through play. They have a 1:25 coach to player ratio. They don't take roll so they don't know or care whether a kid participates. The league communications are constantly hostile to the parents about all the things the league…”

— David L. · ★☆☆☆☆

“Very poor staff communication, No office and 2 or 3 kids telling you to follow website instructions To pay $2,800 without know for what exactly are you paying for.”

— RÍHAV M. · ★☆☆☆☆

“Good Soccer Club with great coaches! Great place for kids to get started in soccer and develop their skills.”

— Adil S. · ★★★★★