Hi-Five Sports Franchise Overview

About Hi-Five Sports

Founded in 1990 on Chicago’s North Shore, Hi-Five Sports offers high-quality youth sports classes, leagues, after-school programs and camps for children age 18 months to 14 years. Lead by experienced professionals who love working with kids, Hi-Five programs introduce children to a number of team sports in a fun and entertaining manner in safe, well-equipped and positive environments. Rooted in the belief that youth recreational sports should be an experience for the whole family, Hi-Five offers multiple programs per season that stress the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship and fun, all while promoting a healthy lifestyle. Since Hi-Five Sports began franchising in 2015, it has become a household name in the Bay Area, with locations in both Silicon Valley and San Francisco. Hi-Five currently has eight franchise locations and four corporate-owned locations open across Illinois, California, Arizona and New York.

Franchise History

Founded as a sports camp in 1990 in Northbrook, Illinois, Hi-Five Sports took Chicagoland by storm, quickly becoming the undisputed champion of premium youth sports in the area. Through its dynamic approach to sports, which it calls youth sports entertainment, making activities full of fun, yet challenging and inclusive of fundamentals, Hi-Five Sports became a household name throughout all of Northern Illinois. Franchising began in late 2015, and Hi-Five Sports has already grown to a total of 12 locations across the country, where children learn from trained, professional staff in programs designed to promote the fun side of sports and teamwork. It is the first youth sports franchise network to offer both brick and mortar and home-based businesses.

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