i9 Sports Youth Leagues, Camps & Clinics
i9 Sports, 1942 Broadway #314c, Boulder, CO 80302
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i9 Sports Youth Sports Leagues, Camps & Clinics offers activities including flag football, soccer, basketball, baseball, t-ball, lacrosse, volleyball, cheerleading, tennis, multi-sport programs, after-school programs, camps, clinics, and Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports. Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports combine i9 Sports organization, fun and inclusiveness with Nike sport science and an elevated experience. Youth flag football leagues frequently run year-round, are beginner-friendly, and are available nationwide, and youth soccer leagues help kids ages 3–14 discover and build a love of soccer, sportsmanship, and athletics, while beginner-friendly youth basketball leagues allow kids ages 5–14 to learn and grow as athletes.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
• Schedule: Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports are designed for campers to spend a week trying multiple new sports.
The program’s mission is to help kids succeed in life through sports. It is described as the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused solely on high-quality, community-based kids sports leagues and offers recreational sports leagues, camps, and clinics for kids in popular sports. Youth sports leagues, camps, and clinics are offered for kids ages 3 and up, with programs optimized for developmental milestones at each age group and age-appropriate instruction that is described as both fun for kids and convenient for busy families.
The program states that all skill levels are welcome with no tryouts and no drafts, and that no child will ever be excluded by a try-out, ride the bench for an entire game, or be cut from a team. It states that everyone plays every game and that there is no mandatory fundraising or additional fees after registration. Each week, one of nine sportsmanship values is integrated into practice and game play across all age groups, and a sportsmanship medal is awarded to a player who best demonstrates the weekly sportsmanship value. Trained officials are present at every game, and the program has a “When in Doubt Sit Out” Concussion Safety Policy and provides concussion education for parents and coaches nationwide.
i9 Sports is proud to support the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative and has been selected as a Project Play Champion for taking meaningful actions to encourage multi-sport sampling and grow national youth sports participation rates. The i9 Sports Association positively impacts children ages 3–14 nationwide by providing financial assistance for youth athletic activities to income-restricted families who cannot otherwise afford to participate in athletic activities. The program has been selected as a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative.
Parent feedback includes appreciation for a safe escape for children to be kids while learning both athletic and life skills, and gratitude for how the program is run with communication and measures to keep kids as safe as possible. Parents report that they value having the program available despite COVID concerns and note that sites where they played felt safe and were set up very well. Other parents describe liking that practice, game, and fun are all in one morning, that coaches have been well organized, and that their children have learned a lot. Additional feedback describes the program as very well run, focusing on teaching good sportsmanship and respect for one another, and notes that it has been a positive experience to see children grow and have a great time playing a sport with no pressure about performance.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
• Schedule: Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports are designed for campers to spend a week trying multiple new sports.
The program’s mission is to help kids succeed in life through sports. It is described as the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused solely on high-quality, community-based kids sports leagues and offers recreational sports leagues, camps, and clinics for kids in popular sports. Youth sports leagues, camps, and clinics are offered for kids ages 3 and up, with programs optimized for developmental milestones at each age group and age-appropriate instruction that is described as both fun for kids and convenient for busy families.
The program states that all skill levels are welcome with no tryouts and no drafts, and that no child will ever be excluded by a try-out, ride the bench for an entire game, or be cut from a team. It states that everyone plays every game and that there is no mandatory fundraising or additional fees after registration. Each week, one of nine sportsmanship values is integrated into practice and game play across all age groups, and a sportsmanship medal is awarded to a player who best demonstrates the weekly sportsmanship value. Trained officials are present at every game, and the program has a “When in Doubt Sit Out” Concussion Safety Policy and provides concussion education for parents and coaches nationwide.
i9 Sports is proud to support the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative and has been selected as a Project Play Champion for taking meaningful actions to encourage multi-sport sampling and grow national youth sports participation rates. The i9 Sports Association positively impacts children ages 3–14 nationwide by providing financial assistance for youth athletic activities to income-restricted families who cannot otherwise afford to participate in athletic activities. The program has been selected as a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative.
Parent feedback includes appreciation for a safe escape for children to be kids while learning both athletic and life skills, and gratitude for how the program is run with communication and measures to keep kids as safe as possible. Parents report that they value having the program available despite COVID concerns and note that sites where they played felt safe and were set up very well. Other parents describe liking that practice, game, and fun are all in one morning, that coaches have been well organized, and that their children have learned a lot. Additional feedback describes the program as very well run, focusing on teaching good sportsmanship and respect for one another, and notes that it has been a positive experience to see children grow and have a great time playing a sport with no pressure about performance.
Last updated July 28, 2026.
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