I appreciate they are short so the commitment time is short. I also appreciate the coaches we’ve had have hearts of teachers and are willing to teach the kids
We love this league. We wish it went past the age of 13. We have loved our coach and the dedication he has to teaching the fundamentals of the sport. And we have an amazing referees that makes sure the game is about having fun.
Everything! We are so glad that we came across this soccer program and we really hope to find more like it or even possibly a team for our daughter to play on once this is over. Because of the amazing and involved coaches she has really fallen in love with the sport and has been practicing diligently because she finds passion in it due to them making it so fun.
We did the y last year and when I signed up for I9, I didn’t realize how unorganized the y was. The snack sign up is amazing. The coaches have been at every game! Practice is actually practice! We will be using i9 again.
We love i9!
One thing… my daughters co-ed soccer team has 7 boys and 2 girls. The team we played against the other day had 8 girls and 1 boy. Seems a little off with the boy/girl ratios.
This sports team is friendly and allows our little ones to learn new things without a huge expense. There are so many options to play and the weekend times help us parents that work through the week. We enjoyed it so much! &&the coach was pretty dope too!
We really like that your games/practices are on the same days and we also like the weekend options as that is what works best for our family. We have enjoyed i9 since we moved here a couple years ago from the Tulsa area and my husband coaches often for you. We have never had a bad experience; however, this soccer season has been especially difficult for the older age bracket that our daughter plays in. There appear to be many more experienced soccer players that are taking advantage of their skill and knowledge of the game and using "injuries" to their advantage during play. I have also seen parents saying negative things to kids this season and I have never seen this with i9. I in NO way feel this is a reflection of i9-I feel this is a team dynamic and parent personality that we are dealing with. The ONLY suggestion I have may be to have a minimum of 2 referees for these older soccer games and potentially someone walking around the sideline to ensure parents aren't breaking rules. We enjoy i9 and especially the little summer camps for improved skill. Thank you for all you do for our kids!