Security information is collected from every player upon camp registration. We make sure that all players under 18 are only checked in and out by the designated parent or guardian listed on the registration form with a proper ID. We also receive emergency contact information from every parent.

There are also checks performed at the beginning of each session (virtually every hour) by coaches to assure that each player is at their designated station and is accounted for. Parents may also remain in attendance during the entire event, but are not required to do so.

We will also have unarmed security guards on site and have access to campus police during the event. There will be access to locker rooms, however, we are not responsible for lost or stolen items. Players may bring their own locks for extra protection.Information on emergency evacuation procedures will be provided during the beginning of the camp.

Overall, we strive to provide a healthy and safe learning environment for our players.

A sports trainer will be present during summer camps to care for minor injuries that may occur during training or games. Medical attention that is required beyond this scope will require players to seek care from their physician at their own expense, including transportation. Medical information is collected during registration, only so that it may be provided to medical personnel in the absence of the parent or guardian.

By signing our waiver and allowing your child to participate in our camps, you are consenting to the overall good health of the child and their ability to participate in physical activities. Any required medications should be brought to the camp, but will be administered by the parent or child themselves. The information provided about pre-existing medical conditions will be taken into account and training will be adjusted accordingly.