EDUCATION • PREVENTION
Understand Safe Sport.
Protect every athlete.
Safe Sport creates clear boundaries, informed adults, educated athletes, parent partnership, and reliable ways to ask questions or report concerns.
A simple definition
Safe Sport means clear rules, safe boundaries, educated adults, informed athletes, parent partnership, and reliable reporting pathways.
What Safe Sport addresses
- Sexual misconduct and abuse
- Physical and emotional misconduct
- Bullying, harassment, hazing, and retaliation
- Unsafe adult-minor interactions
- Electronic communication and social-media boundaries
- Locker-room, travel, transportation, and one-on-one interaction rules
Who participates?
Athletes
Know boundaries
Learn respectful behavior, how to ask for help, and how to support teammates.
Parents
Stay informed
Understand reporting, communication, travel, locker-room, and observation expectations.
Adults
Meet requirements
Complete applicable training, screening, and athlete-protection responsibilities.
Safety depends on clear action.
Ask questions, understand the policies, use the correct reporting path, and speak up whenever something does not feel right.