Customer Testimonials
The location at West Lake Middle School is perfect but honestly my favorite thing so far has been how Damico Bartley refs games. His love for teaching the game to the kids shines. He embodies what the i9 organization stands for! Damico has been the biggest reason our experience has been so good and why we truly enjoy our son playing in the i9 basketball league this season.
Child friendly
This season with our basketball league has been amazing from start to finish! Games started on time pretty much every day, which honestly hasn’t always been the case in past seasons, such a nice change. This has genuinely been the best season we’ve had with him. Everybody has been great, from the site coordinator all the way down to the refs. Christina and Sydney have been absolutely wonderful to work with. Overall a great season, and I’d recommend this league to anybody
The variety of sports that were offered, and staffed well.
Very patient with my kids
Great introduction to those just starting out. Very organized. Taught the basics and some skills, but also super fun and entertaining! Great way for kids to be active!
How it gives the kids and opportunity to learn
Love how positive and team driven the coaches are. Teaches the children how important respect and discipline are.
Love the flexibility and family friendly scheduling. The staff is incredible too—professional and caring.
I like how kind of considerate the coaches are
I like how simple it is to sign up and attend different camps
We really enjoyed the multiple sports that were involved in the camp. This showed our kiddo the many options she can choose from and also the ones she didn't like quite as much.
July 24, 2026 — by
i9 Sports - Stafford, Fredericksburg, South/West Prince William, VA
The Nike Sports camp gives kids a chance to try different sports throughout the week to see what they like best while learning more about each sport
Kids get to learn and play multiple sports.
Great coaches at the camps. Our son loves the summer camp in lake oswego. Good hours amd easy to sign up.
Perfectly scheduled. Lots of fun for the kids.
Easy and fun
Amazing staff that care about the kids and are all about the kids
Friendly coaches and staff
The kids feel welcome and always have a amazing experience
The camp prices are reasonable and the activities are fun for the kids.
Loved the Nike kids camp - well organized, the kids had a blast, the coaches were awesome (especially the main guy), and loved that it wasn’t too many kids!
I9 sports is best program and a great team work.
Everything!!
That the practice and the game are all in the same day. Coaches help guide the kids and make them feel comfortable but also stern at the same time to learn the sport and good sportsmanship.
Friendly staff, non threatening learning environment
Affordable, fun, close to our home, loved the multisport format for my multisport loving kid
My daughter loves it. Looks forward to her Friday volleyball training.
Both my daughter and I as a Parent, had a very positive experience during this summer camp. It was her first time playing volleyball and all of the staff and students were extraordinarily kind and made for wonderful introduction to the sport. She is looking to return at some point :)
The camp was affordable and a great way for my son to learn football without judgement. All the coaches were great!
That it's not so much about winning, it's about working together as a team. The coaches are great
My son had a great time it was fun the staff was sweet and I would highly recommend this program
We have really enjoyed the experience that our daughter has been given over the past few seasons she has played (soccer). However, there are a few recommendations that we would like to see for future players. She played Co-Ed when first entering this league at 6. During this time, there were rules and strategies taught to the boys and girls during practices as well as games from both coaches and referees. Now that she is 8, and now playing in a “girls” only league, there were only 2 teams throughout the season, her team included, with one team having only 6 girls, and hers having 9. We were informed at the beginning of the season that the teams would be split up to allow more breaks and playing times for all players but that did not happen. There were also no rules or really strategies enforced by the referees. At times, if the ball went out of bounds, they played on, there was no teaching of proper throwing form once the ball went out of bounds, throw-ins were not called and instead corner kicks were being rewarded to teams when they should not have been, and even allowing girls to stand right in front of the goalie during goal kicks to just put the ball back into the net without giving teams chances to develop the skills required. It has been pretty much coaches and referees chasing the girls around the field who are chasing the ball, which is not what we experienced from when she was began at 6 years old. Now that she is older we were expecting rules and strategies to be taught and implanted appropriately. In the event that kiddos want to continue playing in another league, they will be lacking the basic fundamentals moving forward at an age where they were old enough to be taught. I feel that this experience has been unfair to the “girls only” league because these issues did not exist at all when she was in Co-Ed, and she was only 6 at that time.