i9 Sports South Metro Minneapolis is a locally owned youth s

i9 Sports South Metro Minneapolis

i9 Sports South Metro Minneapolis is a locally owned youth sports organization serving families throughout Bloomington, Burnsville, Apple Valley, Savage, Prior Lake, Shakopee, Lakeville, Jordan, St. Paul, New Prague, and surrounding cities. The organization provides recreational league play for boys and girls ages 3–14, focusing on building confidence, character, and teamwork within the local community. They offer a variety of youth programs including soccer, flag football, basketball, baseball, and tennis. Designed to accommodate busy schedules, the organization features a convenient one-day-a-week format where practices and games occur on the same day. Their seasonal programs run for 5–7 weeks throughout the year, ensuring consistent opportunities for skill development across multiple sports. Families can expect a safe and inclusive environment where every child is encouraged to participate, as the organization maintains a no-tryouts policy. To ensure a positive experience for all participants, all coaches are required to complete background checks, providing parents with peace of mind while their children learn and grow.

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For the first time in three years, Minnesota's Class B amateur baseball league will have a new state champion. The Shakopee Indians, winners of the 2009 and 2010 state baseball titles, were eliminated from the Cold Spring Super Section on Saturday with a 3-2 loss to Savage. The loss ended the Indians' season with a 21-21 record. Shakopee entered the Super Section after beating Jordan in a best-of-5 opening round series, winning the decisive fifth game 6-0. That set up a seeding game against Chaska on Aug. 7, which the Indians lost 6-5 and sent them into a game on Friday against Sauk Rapids as the visiting team. Sauk Rapids defeated Shakopee 9-3 in the opening round of the Super Section, which moved Shakopee into the loser's bracket. The Indians defeated Blaine 5-1 on Saturday afternoon but fell later that night to Savage. The loss ousted Shakopee from the double-elimination bracket. Savage moved on to play Sauk Rapids and lost the Super Section title game 11-5.

For the first time in three years, Minnesota’s Class B amateur baseball league will have a new state champion.

The Shakopee Indians, winners of the 2009 and 2010 state baseball titles, were eliminated from the Cold Spring Super Section on Saturday with a 3-2 loss to Savage. The loss ended the Indians’ season with a 21-21 record. Shakopee entered the Super Section after beating Jordan in a best-of-5 opening round series, winning the decisive fifth game 6-0. That set up a seeding game against Chaska on Aug. 7, which the Indians lost 6-5 and sent them into a game on Friday against Sauk Rapids as the visiting team.

Sauk Rapids defeated Shakopee 9-3 in the opening round of the Super Section, which moved Shakopee into the loser’s bracket. The Indians defeated Blaine 5-1 on Saturday afternoon but fell later that night to Savage. The loss ousted Shakopee from the double-elimination bracket. Savage moved on to play Sauk Rapids and lost the Super Section title game 11-5.

The Indians lost twice in the Super Sectional tournament, ousting the two-time defending Class B champions from the playoffs