We really enjoy the program and the support of the co-workers. This organization has really taught my son the meaning of teamwork. The growth is amazing!!+
i9 has been great for us! I have used other leagues in the area and I find the coaches here are by far the most positive and genuinely happy of any sports league. I watched all different coaches in basketball and soccer this year interact so well with kids and meet them at their level. The instructors were upbeat and warm, everyone seemed to love their job, and they took the time to get to know my kids individually. My kids LOVED basketball camp. Absolutely will be back and recommend to others.
Improvement suggestions: 1) the location at Woodlands Indoor has no place for water refill except the bathroom sink. It would feel more comfortable there if they added even a free standing filtered water dispenser, or a water fountain. 2) the paper bracelets for drop off take a long time, and at pick up I didn't use them anyway because coaches learned my kids. I suggest parents taking a new phone picture of their kid every day at drop off, then show that as the security check at pick up. Faster, free, other family members can be texted the pic and help with pickups.
-Jenna Springer
This was our first time introducing my 3-year-old to soccer, and although she wasn't very cooperative, the coach (whose name I unfortunately didn't catch) was incredibly patient and skilled in working with her. This positive experience alone has solidified my decision to recommend i9 sports to others and will definitely keep me coming back for more. Thank you for providing such a supportive environment for young athletes!
They give my son the ability to work on the basics of baseball without making him feel overwhelmed or discouraged. He has really enjoyed the spring clinic and would like to continue onto a team next.
It’s easy and fairly inexpensive.
It does seem a little disorganized, however.
My son is thoroughly enjoying himself.
The only downfall is that kids don’t show up. We’ve never had the full team there. So it’s always 3 against 3. Or 4 against 4.
The kids still seem to enjoy themselves, but that part is disappointing. It’s not i9’s fault. I just wish parents would choose to show up with their kids.