i9 Sports Youth Sports Programs

Fort Collins High School, 3400 Lambkin Way, Fort Collins, CO 80525

mapFort Collins High School, 3400 Lambkin Way, Fort Collins, CO 80525

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i9 Sports Youth Sports Programs offers youth sports leagues, camps, clinics, after-school programs, and multi-sport programs. Kids take part in activities such as youth flag football, youth soccer, youth baseball, t-ball, youth basketball, youth volleyball, lacrosse, cheerleading, tennis, and Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports.

• Ages: 3–14 years old

The stated mission of i9 Sports Youth Sports Programs is to help kids succeed in life through sports by providing a youth sports experience that teaches the importance of good sportsmanship on the field and in life. The program focuses on age-appropriate instruction, with programs optimized for developmental milestones at each age group, and is described as beginner-friendly and available nationwide. It is the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused solely on high-quality, community-based youth sports programs and has had over 5 million registrations in communities across the country.

Youth flag football leagues frequently run year-round. Youth soccer leagues are offered for kids ages 3–14, and youth basketball leagues are offered for kids ages 5–14. Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports combine i9 Sports organization, fun and inclusiveness with Nike sport science and elevated programming.

Each week, one of nine sportsmanship values is integrated into practice and game play across all age groups: respect, positivity, teamwork, humility, enthusiasm, determination, integrity, inclusion, and leadership. An i9 Sports Excellence in Sportsmanship medal is awarded to players who best demonstrate the weekly sportsmanship value.

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 help grow national youth sports participation rates. It has been recognized as a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative.

Parent feedback includes comments that the program is very well run, with good communication and measures to keep kids as safe as possible, and that it has provided structured physical activity during COVID concerns. Parents have noted that practice, game, and fun can all take place in one morning, and that the program focuses on teaching good sportsmanship and respect for one another, with kids having a great time playing sports with no pressure about performance.

Last updated July 28, 2026.

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