Required Paperwork
Parent Handbook
Please review the parent handbook. By agreeing to a spot with BSA, the player and family are agreeing to abide by the expectations set forth by BSA.
Concussions
Please be advised that a player who has been suspected of a concussion may not return to play until they are provided a written clearance that it is safe for the individual to return to practice or competition from a from a licensed physician or a licensed healthcare provider. The Ohio Department of Health Concussion Information Sheet provides extensive information on what a concussion is, the signs/symptoms of a concussion, and how to handle a concussion scenario.
Lindsay's Law
Lindsay's Law, pertaining to Sudden Cardiac Arrest in youth athletes, went into effect on August 1, 2017. The State of Ohio requires all youth athletes, parents/guardians, and coaches to complete these requirements prior to participating in any sports activity annually:
Finally, you must sign a document (collected by your team manager) stating you viewed the video and received the summary.
Color Player Photo / Birth Certificate Copy
Once a player joins a team, BSA requires a color photo of the player. This photo is used to create a player card that must be presented to the referee by your team manager prior to any match.
A copy of the player’s birth certificate is also required to prove to the league that the player is in an appropriate team age bracket.
Fee Structure Details.
Boys and Girls Teams:
$795 paid in full; $825 on a payment plan
This includes both Fall and Spring seasons: 8 games and one tournament per season.
The required uniform kit is NOT included. Information for the uniforms can be found HERE.