Midwest 3 on 3

★Joseph Johannson

Zero stars not available so Mike from Midwest 3on3 (owner I believe) gets 1 star. Usually don't review but something seems to have majorly changed. Have done this league about 10 times over 4/5 years. Incredibly disrespectful, rude and condescending. Jumps to conclusions without facts and make baseless accusations. Just stunned by his aggressive, defensive and combative tone in written communications about small things. This guy should not be involved in any youth sports, basketball or otherwise, let alone profit from youth sports. Go elsewhere for hoops.

★★Davis Bain

My son has played in three or four of these leagues. It always went well until last season. I was the one who organized it and had to be out of town for one of the weeks for family vacation. During that week one of our players was attacked by a pitbull and another one was sick so we had to forfeit the Friday before. One of the other parents from the team reached out to the league because I was out of cell phone range. The person who responded (Mike) was quite rude and then ended up taking us off of the schedule for the rest of the season because we had to forfeit that week. Very disappointing experience.

★★★★★Alison D'Angelo

My son has participated in Midwest 3 on 3 basketball for the last three years. He absolutely loves it! It's an opportunity for him to play the sport that he loves with his friends. It's more of a relaxed, pick-up game of basketball feel where the kids can just have fun. They get to wear colorful t-shirts, and listen to music while they play. My son doesn't always like to attend basketball skill camps. He just wants to play, and that's what Midwest 3 on 3 offers. The cost is very affordable, and playing two- twenty minute games is a perfect amount of time! I highly recommend Midwest 3 on 3! It is a very well organized league.

★★★★★Jenny DePoint

As a coach and a parent, 3 on 3 is a no brainer. It doesn't matter if your kid is a high level basketball player or just wants to play with his buddies on the side, Midwest 3 on 3 is for everyone. The kids have an absolute blast and it's a great way for them to develop their basketball skills in a fun, relaxed setting. Both my sons have really enjoyed it.

★★★★★Cathy Christy

Last week at Monticello 3on3 my daughter did moves she was working on in the off-season. It is a safe place for the kids to work on their skills without worrying about set plays or a coach critiquing them. Some moves still need work, but hoping to see more of them this weekend. This is the best place for kids to have fun, work on their skills, and think for themselves on the court against competition!