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I9 SPORTS BUDA/KYLE/DRIPPING SPRINGS/BASTROP (FRANCHISE 498)

REC

Football · Kyle area · Hays County, TX

i9 Sports territory running flag football, soccer, basketball, baseball and volleyball one-day-a-week leagues ages 5-12.

Sports
Football · Soccer · Basketball · Baseball · Volleyball
Offers
Rec
Ages
Ages 5–12
Gender
Coed
Location
Kyle area
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