My daughter had a great time at the basketball camp. This was her first experience with organized sports. The coaches were great. They kept it fun and friendly. They took a little extra time with the less developed players to help them build their skills and knowledge of the game.
My daughter loves the basketball indoor program. It's the highlight of her week. She is a beginner and has learned a lot in the few several weeks. She is 9 years and will be back to improve before she starts competitive at middle school. Her coach is great
The coaches are so thoughtful and supportive of the kids and teaching good skills and good sportsmanship and to be a team player
Having the practice before the game is a great idea and takes the pressure off working parents to get to midweek practices.
My grandson loves the league
Our coaches are great!! Teaching the kids the sport as well as good sportsmanship. The experience has been a very positive one for my child and we are grateful for the program.
We really love how I9 teaches kids sportsmanship and how to be team players without being extremely competitive. They promote having fun and teach kids how to be a part of a team! I9 has been a part of our family for years and we truly love the program!
Very VERY inclusive! It’s hard as a parent with a neurodivergent child. But all the peers/parents are super welcoming. This is our first time, and so far so good.
My family and my son love the program! it is our first season and we plan on coming back for many more to try different sports besides baseball. We have great communication from the league as well as great staff, coaches and culture at the fields! I would highly recommend i9 Sports.
This session the teams were not quite fair. I know the game is not really about winning, but when one team has way more talent, the kids feel very discouraged. 10yr Olds should play each other.
I really appreciate the inclusive environment. My son is on the spectrum, and he’s been made to feel like a truly valued member of his team. As a mom, I was initially worried that he might not be able to participate, but the coaches have given me confidence in his abilities and shown me that he can succeed as a soccer player. He’s not only learning the game, but also important life skills like sportsmanship, taking turns, following structure, and celebrating small achievements. Being part of a team where he feels supported and believed in has made a meaningful difference, helping him build both confidence and a sense of belonging.
In general, I like everything, just one suggestion: it’s important to place the older kids all together and the younger ones together by age/size to avoid future problems.