Sparta San Diego Concert reviews
The sound of the next generation
I attended my very first Sparta game. My wife suggested it as a good way to spend the day. I decided, why not? I wasn't expecting anything great. When we arrived at Airways Center after getting off the light rail, I saw lines of school busses unloading scores of multicolored, crumbcrushers, ankle biters, rugrats, and assorted curtain climbers. I thought this is going to be interesting. As a retired individual and not yet a grandfather, I thought I would tolerate the "campers" but might leave the game early. However, that didn't happen. The entire experience is one I will remember for a long time. All the kids were well supervised and well behaved. From the fantastic national anthem rendition by a young lady with a voice much bigger than her munchkin size to the final tic of the clock, my wife and I were captivated. The fact that the Sparta won the game with some inspired basketball was a great ending to a fantastic day. This was a day to remember with mascots, timeout contests, well-behaved but enthusiastic fans, and the piercing screams. My compliments go to the Sparta and Airways Center staff, ushers, hip hop dancers, camper keepers, and all who were involved. We shall be back not just because we enjoy watching a winning team but because you guys do a great job and show you have fun doing it.