- Ridiculously cheap to play there
- Clean bathrooms
- Fill station worked well
- Refs were courteous, very responsive and on top of things; always ready to run games for us. Cycled through 13 games while we were there
- Spacious, covered staging area, close to all the fields
- Rules and signs very clearly marked
- New, well constructed bunkers and buildings
- Fields were separated by netting
- Fun field layouts
- Good hours
- Used armbands; armbands were actually well made and fit, and they had plenty of them it seemed
Bad
- Lack of an expansive woods field; their existing fields were still quite fun though
- Straight elimination games only; didn't seem to matter much here though due to field design
- Lack of initial player briefing, which I've kind of come to appreciate
- Presence of airball poses a potential problem with a recball field, but everyone there seemed pretty chill, unlike Camp Pendleton, which oddly doesn't even have an airball field
- They were good about chrono'ing us, but the chrono station itself was a bit out in the open
- Music playing interfered with some of the fields. Just turn it down a bit, aight?
- It's like... in Edinburg.
No Data
- Time limits did not seem to be in place, although our games were over very quickly
Truthfully, most of the negatives were kinda nit-picky. Overall, this is one of the best run fields that I've seen. It's new though, so we'll see if they manage to maintain the quality.
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