Glad we found this kids recreational sports league. This would be my daughters first official…read moresports team and she loves it. She started not knowing a lick of soccer and now she's in there kicking her way up and down the field and she feels proud she got the player of the game medal last week for saving a goal in which the other team would have tied. The coaches are nice and all the kids have good sportsmanship. My older daughter wants to play also but they have an age cutoff of 8 years for soccer and I believe 7 for baseball. You can go to their website to get the latest information and start of new seasons and schedules. Two thumbs up for i9 sports couldn't have asked for a better first experience for my baby. So if you're debating a kids sports league i9 is the way to go.

SAVE YOUR MONEY! Signed up for kick ball and the refs play favorites, especially the long haired…read morejerk. He talks to you like you're beneath him and has no respect for players. They make up rules on the fly and do not stay true to the rules they set out. You say something to the owner Jesse and he brushes it off and doesn't care. The league is not fun and too expensive. You pay ref fees only to be treated like crap. Such a trash unfair league. Never again will I play in an echo athletics event or recommend anyone to them. Very disappointed that the city of Carlsbad let's this happen.

This is a review for the umpires they choose for the game and for the training they have before…read morethey are appointed the job. Our team has played an entire season and not had a consistent "set of rules". Today out catcher had to call out the ump about a strike that was clearly a strike he at least changed mind and called it what it was. There seams to not me a consistent judging of what is a playable ball and what should be a foul ball. He actually said some of his calls were "my rules". The game is super fun but it is just not run fairly. In my opinion if we had the same umpire again I would recommend to the team we unite and say we will not play with him making the calls.

I could not believe how many choices of food they had at a little league field. Great choices. We…read morerecommend the sliders and tater tots

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I have experienced many years of girls softball at various levels and recently had the displeasure…read moreof watching a few weekends of Vista's girls softball club. I am sad to say that I have never seen a program so misaligned with what kids sports should be. If you want your child to learn how to play without class or sportsmanship this could be the club for you. It appears that if your child is in the top third of the team they will get virtually every inning at a set infield position for rec league softball. This in turn leaves the remainder of the team in the outfield or on the bench. There is also limited, if any rotation of players in the field. This does NOT result in a long lasting program and is evident when you review the performance of their High School teams that this league should be feeding. If you want to watch stereotypical unsportsmanlike conduct, stop by to watch this league. Teams within the SAME league are doing cheers or chants while ON THE FIELD!!! While sitting in the stands you will hear the frustrated parents trying to encourage their daughter in the batters box only to be ridiculed by the kids on the field....... Often times these chants are started by the rec league dad coaches... it always seems to start with the parents. If you are looking to have your daughter learn sportsmanship and the fundamentals of softball while having fun look to a different league. There are many within a close proximity of Vista..... San Marcos, Carlsbad and Oceanside just to name a few. Hopefully this review is helpful so we can continue to strengthen the enjoyment of kids sports for ALL the kids.

Spent a good portion of my weekend up here with my little one…read more This area is primarily softball fields (hence the name) with one baseball field, located on the corner of Melrose and Shadowridge. They have 2 separate parking lots however with tournament play, parking is tough so if you you want to get a spot, you need to get here early otherwise you could be walking a ways. The snack bar and bathrooms are centrally located at the center of the fields and again, with tournament play, both are very crowded.

This volleyball club is unique as compared to the other San Diego volleyball clubs. A large…read morepercentage of the SoCal teams are more developmental in nature. These teams provide an opportunity for young players to learn that game and have fun.

Solid volleyball programs. I've been sending one of my kids…read moreto their beginner/intermediate clinic for homeschool students for about a year now. The feedback has been very positive. Recommended. - Staff is friendly and accommodating. - They donate services to local schools.

Disappointed and Frustrated Yet another basketball club…read moretrying to squeeze every dollar out of parents. Not only are the monthly fees already overpriced, but now they're charging $15 for a single game on a Sunday--seriously? When we politely questioned the price, the person at the ticket booth gave us attitude instead of an explanation. It's frustrating to see youth sports becoming more about profit than the kids. Do better.

I love this club, My son love his coach and his teammates are very friendly and supportive. Under…read more13 team.

Terrible business ethics. They don't answer calls, they don't return emails. Pretty lame excuse for…read morea soccer league. We ended up signing up with Vista Soccer Club. These guys are a joke. You go on to their website and it now shows that their site is suspended because they failed to pay their web designer. That says it all.

Like the person below me, I am not writing this as a sore loser. The team I support joined over a…read moreyear ago and has made it to the championship every season, losing only one. The worst thing about this league are the officials. They are the absolute worst in any of the leagues our team plays in. On top of that, the league will not let the fans tell them anything or they will threaten you with losing the match. Now, I am of the opinion that it is totally fine to talk to the ref (even yell) as long as you are not insulting, and he is clearly in the wrong. The bad thing is that some of these refs think they are so special they will get angry from the beginning and even if you only say something like "HEY THAT WAS NOT OFFSIDES!" Sometimes their calls are so bad, you really can't help but say something, it would be weird if you did not. For example, one time one of them called a throw in before the ball even went out. I HAD to say something because that is absolutely not ok. I said "You already called it and it wasn't even out!" The ref got so upset that he basically said no more, or else. -On top of officiating, their scheduling is terrible. Sometimes they say you won't get games at certain times but will schedule you there anyway. -I have also seen some coaches have absolutely terrible attitudes against other coaches or parents and somehow the league does not ban them. By terrible attitudes, I mean cussing and yelling across the field and getting in a fan's face. (Over personal issues, and officiating calls.) How the ref let this happen I DO NOT know, the coaches have their spot in between the fields. -The league "workers" (I guess, or volunteers maybe) do not uphold the rules evenly. One time, I saw a guy tell a team they could not warm up in between the fields, but they do not tell everyone to stop. I will try to get a video of bad officiating to post for proof. If I was the coach, I would not keep the team in this league.

best team there is out there good com, good servers, good hitters, good everything there is proud…read moreof how far we they have come

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