Irvine, CAWebsite3.5(97) on Google2 parent reviews
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How verification worksTstreet Volleyball Club is a club volleyball program based in Irvine, CA, fielding youth teams. Listed on Tryout Week from public SCVA and California business records.
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Parent of a 16s player · 2025-26Verified parent· Would go back
16s Team player, not the 1s but below. This club doesn't really care about other teams unless they are the 1st team. Coaches are ok; they have their favorites. The price is high, like any other club in South OC, but I think Tstreet is the most expensive of them all. My kid had fun, so at the end of the day i guess that is what matters
Parent of a 14s player · 2024-25Verified parent
Coach was inexperienced, good guy but did not really know what he was doing, This club is all about the money which is understandable and why they have so many teams within the age group. At the end of the day it is a business and they want your cash. I get it, so unless your kid D1 level athlete, I would look for a club that is more personalized.
3.4(97 Google reviews)
Great club and great coaches. Our daughter has been playing here for 3 years and has grown immensely. It’s high level ball. We love the community and they produce great players. Highly recommend.
Had sm fun, and had amazing high level training! Thank you so much
During registration, Nov 30th was marked as no volleyball class. Nov 29 at 4am and Nov 20 at 2pm families received an email saying the class was on. The email 'Let 12U Fall Tweens Session #2 know if you'll be attending' with body 'Participation Reminder - Practice Sunday, November 30 - 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM Pacific Standard Time' My family returned early from our Thanksgiving break so that our kid could be ready to play. The email was false and the club was closed. Many families got tricked and showed up for the Sunday Nov 30th class. Same fall session, just a couple of weeks earlier, one of two volleyball tournaments included in the session was cancelled due to heavy rain (there is no plan for a makeup) and we didn't receive any communication about the cancellation. We showed up early on Sunday, kid was ready to play. The club was closed. We re-checked our email and no cancellation communication was received. We re-checked the website and the tournament was still active there. Later, we received communication that a profile setting to subscribe to marketing communication needs to be enabled to receive email about cancelled tournaments. Should customer be able to disable communication about cancelled event that customer have signed up to and paid for?(btw we had to sign up in 2 separate portals; in their main website/schedule which we completed the sign up and then WE DID RECEIVE AN email where TStreet requested us to go another page and sign up for the same tournament a second time. This email we received with our profile settings but the cancellation email was not received?) Last thought, I always get voice mail when I call. so it is hard to double check if TStreet is open before we go there.
Don’t be deceived by Troy Tanner’s mission statement of his club on his website. Unfortunately, we did not check reviews or the past history of their coach Moriah Gordon - prior to our commitment to this club and to play for her team. (15-2 Moriah- now 16-2) We were not anticipating a bad experience and we were excited when we first started. Our experience was far from an enjoyable experience. We went the whole season with having to deal with and tolerate Moriah Gordon’s poor attitude, lack of experience, biases, favoritism, discrimination and plain rudeness towards our player and family. From our observation of Moriah, she favored kids who’s parents shared career’s in common with hers. Towards the end of the season she began personal attacks on our player. We requested a meeting with the club Director Taylor Rosas. ( We would find out after commitment-that Moriah Gordon had already been let go from another club for alienating a parent and a player and being confrontational) Moriah Gordon personally informed us of it in the beginning of the season during a parent meeting- also shared that she was now at T St. because they have her back. Low-key indirectly warning us not to bring any complaints because Tstreet IE staff would disregard it. She also divulged to us that she had an issue with another player on her team last year, who unfortunately walked off during practice and was then met with being terminated by T St. Sadly and shockingly it seems like it’s a pattern with Moriah Gordon to set up a player she doesn’t personally like and push them with rude remark, biases, bullying etc. to cause a conflict at the athletes expense and demise. After our phone calls, text messages and emails were ignored by Taylor Rosas we had to reach out to another Director named Megan to get Taylor’s attention. Finally, he did respond but met us with retaliation. Rosas with direct consent and authorization of their upper management underhandedly- scheduled us for a mock meeting at 4:30 PM during practice only to present us with a partial refund check and to say it was best to part ways. There was no meeting, no concern, no conversation with our player or family about the details of our concern or complaint. Coach Moriah and her assistant Sofia were sitting in the car waiting! Page Hurlock, Troy Tanner, Taylor Rosas and Coach Moriah Gordon could have saved us a trip, chosen another location for their retaliation or could have been fair and transparent to sit down for a meeting. Instead they opted to intentionally emotionally traumatize and attempt to humiliate our athlete while at practice. These people are not professional and are cynical. Their only interest was our money. They certainly do not have the players best interest at heart. Shame on you Troy Tanner, Paige Hurlock, Taylor Rosas. And most of all their coach Moriah Gordon!! In terms of your money, they lack transparency and fair conflict resolution, offer subpar coaching through Moriah Gordon. Most other clubs will include tournament fees, uniform fees in their price. Value they members first above all and actually have a gym of their own for practice. Although Tstreet IE most likely can afford it they do not have a gym of their own which is very inconvenient. Coach Moriah Gordon even violated their own contract with playing time and allowed another parent and player to bully our athlete in direct violation of their parent player code of conduct. Tstreet employs Moriah Gordon despite her reputation, and if she happens to personally dislike your athlete-they will most likely brush it under the rug like they did us and previous families. Reviews seem to be the same for Tstreet from previous years to now..clearly demonstrating they lack the integrity of valuing the same players and families that built their club. I will not be recommending this club to any young teenage athletes, family or friends, associates..it can turn into a emotional draining negative experience for them, with no support. This was our experience like many others. Take your money elsewhere.
The coaches there played massive favorites and it was very discouraging to watch players be left out during practices.
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14s: 1 parent has contributed so far · 16s: 1 parent has contributed so far. A figure shows at three verified reports.
