AJAC Soccer

I signed my son up for this team and will never work with them again! I registered him and paid the $70 fee. I was told I would get a call in a few weeks. After my sister got a call regarding my niece's practices, I called and sent an email to see when I might here about when my son's practice would be. I sent another email and two more phone calls. I sent a third email and got a brief response with my name incorrect (Traci instead or Tricia) stating that everyone would be contact within the next 2 days. I waited some more and then 5 days later I sent another email and made another phone call. I got no response. I sent yet another email and still had no response. By now a month had passed. I sent a letter and got no response. I went to the club house on 5/10and spoke to Tony in person who just told me how overburdened they are and he assured me that my check would not be cashed. On 5/13 my check was indeed cashed, although my son was never placed on a team. Now trying to get my money back and we will see how that goes. Very disappointed and my son was heartbroken (he's 5) and cried when I told him it looked like he wasn't going to be playing. Very frustrated with this whole experience!! more

When i was looking for an activity for my 4 year old son, I thought that it would be easy. Well, it wasn't. Most places don't want to accept kids until they are in kindergarten. Not AJAC Soccer! They welcomed my 4 year old into the soccer teams and he had a great time. They offer 4 weeks of instructional soccer to teach kids the basics - FREE. Then you pay a fee of $35.00 for your child to play and have a great time. The one thing that I didn't like was that practices were once a week and games were on Saturday and Sunday for the season. However, he really got to play and learn the game. I thank AJAC Soccer for giving me the opportunity to start him so young. I really think that he loved it. Sometimes game times got moved at the last minute, but its worth the aggrivation. The coaches are wonderful and really know how to relate to the kids. more