Safety

Babe Ruth League won the STRIVE (Sports Teach Respect, Initiative, Values and Excellence) Organization of the Year award 

Here are 9 simple tips for ensuring that your players are emotionally and physically safe in their sport. 

Abuse Prevention Training has resulted in increased safety and participation for young athletes. 

It should be no surprise that most injuries seen in soccer players involve the lower body, especially the knees. Read on for expert sports medicine tips to protect knees to keep yourself or your favorite soccer player(s) on the field. 

Most parents know to ask if a coach is background screened, but what other questions should you ask? 

Gun violence has club owners and directors devising new ways to keep kids safe 

There is often a fine line between conditioning-style punishment and abusive behavior from a coach. Hear from coaches and Olympians on tips to make sure your child is safe. 

Do Your Part to Help Keep Children Safe - Understanding the Importance of Background Checks 

Now more than ever sports organizations need to have a 360-degree view of their athletes’ and volunteers’ health status for data-driven decision-making 

Keeping its athletes safe when not supervised by their parents or guardians is a top priority for US Lacrosse 

In a high velocity, contact sport such as ice hockey, injuries are bound to occur. Follow these steps to minimize the occurrence of on-ice injuries. 

Safety Essentials of USA Football’s League Excellence Program