Best Youth Sports Program or Facility

These Youth Sports Programs/Facilities were voted the Bay Area’s 2022 Best of the Best by Bay Area Parent readers. Read the full list of winners here.
Silicon Valley
Gold: Amazing Athletes. This program uses sports as a catalyst to meet the needs of the whole child through non-competitive, learning-based fitness classes meant to improve motor skills and inspire physical activity. Multiple locations. amazingathletes.com/southbay.
Silver: California Sports Center. Multiple locations. calsportscenter.com.
Bronze: Solar4America Ice at San Jose. San Jose. solar4americaiceatsanjose.com.
Peninsula
Gold: Legarza Sports. With a variety of programs, it strives to give children the knowledge and motivation to achieve their personal best in sports and life. Multiple locations. legarzasports.org.
Silver: San Carlos Parks and Recreation Center. San Carlos.
cityofsancarlos.org/government/departments/parks-and-recreation
Bronze: Skyhawks Sports Academy. Multiple locations. skyhawks.com.
San Francisco and Marin
Gold: SoccerKids. Offers soccer classes and team training for ages 2 ½ to 7. Multiple locations. soccerkids.com.
Silver: Circus Center. San Francisco. circuscenter.org.
Bronze: Soccer Shots. Multiple locations. soccershots.com.
East Bay
Gold: Soccer Shots. Provides developmentally appropriate coaching and an age-appropriate curriculum to create an engaging soccer program with a focus on character development. Multiple locations. soccershots.com.
Silver: Mustang Soccer League. Danville. mustangsoccer.com.
Bronze: Kidz Love Soccer. Multiple locations. kidzlovesoccer.com.

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