The current people in charge if things in our area have been fantastic to deal with. On top of things and what I feel is doing more than most would for my kids. Chris Nims and the way the staff run things are fun for the kids. But still learning and practice for them. We have done multiple sports with 2 kids.
Thank you
I love how one kid is rewarded every week, and the word of the week they learn about..
It be nice for kids to play on the team there friends from school are on.
I am so impressed with the attention your coaches give to the children. The three i9 coaches and the parent coach make it so fun and engaging for the kids. I will absolutely be having my children participate in i9 sports moving forward. Flag football has been a success in building my sons confidence and excitement towards the sport.
Love the coaching staff. So knowledgeable and positive. Appreciate that they play all the players in various positions and try lots of new plays. My son is loving it!
I also appreciate that we only meet 1 time per week for practice/games. Very convenient and a great location for our family at Tully Park.
I really like the emphasis on the weekly sportsmanship values as well. Such a great way to weave that into football!
I love that practices and games are held on the same day. Coaches are very supportive and encouraging while guiding kids to learn new skills and work together as a team. I really like the atmosphere of this program!
I like that they are getting a real introduction to the sport. The coaches rotate players so that they can experience playing multiple positions and teach them how run plays.
Well-run, with excellent communication and a great atmosphere for young kids to learn the fundamentals of sports, competition, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
I like that the program is more focused on being part of a team and having fun. I dislike that parents and some teams take the yelling to another level and show disappointment when their team doesn’t score. This is supposed to be fun, not something where you are hammering your child about not getting the ball or scoring.