i9 Sports Youth Sports Leagues, Camps & Clinics
Champlin Brooklyn Park Academy, 6100 109th Avenue North, Champlin, MN 55316
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i9 Sports Youth Sports Leagues, Camps & Clinics offers youth sports leagues, camps, and clinics in activities such as flag football, soccer, basketball, baseball, volleyball, lacrosse, tennis, t-ball, coach pitch, cheerleading, and multi-sport programs. The program also offers after-school programs, youth flag football leagues and programs, youth soccer leagues, youth baseball and t-ball leagues, youth basketball leagues, youth volleyball leagues, and Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
The stated mission of i9 Sports Youth Sports Leagues, Camps & Clinics 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 teaching nine defined sportsmanship values: Respect, Positivity, Teamwork, Humility, Enthusiasm, Determination, Integrity, Inclusion, and Leadership. Each week, one of these nine sportsmanship values is integrated into practice and game play across all age groups, and an i9 Sports Excellence in Sportsmanship medal is awarded to a player who best demonstrates the weekly sportsmanship value.
The program reports over 5 million registrations in communities across the country and describes itself as the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused solely on high-quality, community-based youth sports programs. It offers programs for kids ages 3 and up, states a commitment to age-appropriate instruction, and emphasizes making sports fun for kids and convenient for busy families. Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports are described as being for campers ages 5–12, with age groups broken out so kids work on age-appropriate skills.
Flag football leagues frequently run year-round, are described as beginner-friendly, and are available nationwide. Youth soccer leagues are described as helping kids ages 3–14 discover and build a love of soccer, sportsmanship, and athletics, and youth basketball leagues are described as allowing kids ages 5–14 to learn and grow as athletes. Some locations also offer additional sports such as lacrosse, cheerleading, tennis, and multi-sport programs.
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 actions to encourage multi-sport sampling and help grow national youth sports participation rates. The program notes that it has been selected as a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative.
Parent testimonials describe the program as a “safe escape” for children during a season of uncertainty, with appreciation for communication and measures to keep kids as safe as possible, as shared by Christian F. from Atlanta, GA. Kerry G. from New Braunfels, TX, states appreciation that i9 Sports offered a program during COVID concerns and notes that the two sites used felt safe and were set up very well. Lisa G. from Charlotte, NC, highlights that practice, game, and fun all take place in one morning and describes the coach as well organized. Erica M. from Phoenix, AZ, describes it as a very well run program that focuses on teaching good sportsmanship and respect for one another and notes that it has been a positive experience to see the boys grow and have a good time playing with no pressure about performance.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
• Ages: 3–14 years old
The stated mission of i9 Sports Youth Sports Leagues, Camps & Clinics 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 teaching nine defined sportsmanship values: Respect, Positivity, Teamwork, Humility, Enthusiasm, Determination, Integrity, Inclusion, and Leadership. Each week, one of these nine sportsmanship values is integrated into practice and game play across all age groups, and an i9 Sports Excellence in Sportsmanship medal is awarded to a player who best demonstrates the weekly sportsmanship value.
The program reports over 5 million registrations in communities across the country and describes itself as the nation’s largest multi-sport provider focused solely on high-quality, community-based youth sports programs. It offers programs for kids ages 3 and up, states a commitment to age-appropriate instruction, and emphasizes making sports fun for kids and convenient for busy families. Nike Kids Camps powered by i9 Sports are described as being for campers ages 5–12, with age groups broken out so kids work on age-appropriate skills.
Flag football leagues frequently run year-round, are described as beginner-friendly, and are available nationwide. Youth soccer leagues are described as helping kids ages 3–14 discover and build a love of soccer, sportsmanship, and athletics, and youth basketball leagues are described as allowing kids ages 5–14 to learn and grow as athletes. Some locations also offer additional sports such as lacrosse, cheerleading, tennis, and multi-sport programs.
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 actions to encourage multi-sport sampling and help grow national youth sports participation rates. The program notes that it has been selected as a Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute’s national Project Play initiative.
Parent testimonials describe the program as a “safe escape” for children during a season of uncertainty, with appreciation for communication and measures to keep kids as safe as possible, as shared by Christian F. from Atlanta, GA. Kerry G. from New Braunfels, TX, states appreciation that i9 Sports offered a program during COVID concerns and notes that the two sites used felt safe and were set up very well. Lisa G. from Charlotte, NC, highlights that practice, game, and fun all take place in one morning and describes the coach as well organized. Erica M. from Phoenix, AZ, describes it as a very well run program that focuses on teaching good sportsmanship and respect for one another and notes that it has been a positive experience to see the boys grow and have a good time playing with no pressure about performance.
Last updated February 20, 2026.
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