Amateur Sports

Amateur and Youth Sports teams have unique insurance needs due to the nature of their competitive events. Arch Insurance has several accident and health products that may help.

Amateur sports programs – from little league and pee wee football to adult social leagues – should consider the inherit risks their participants face when playing. Administrators, coaches and officials may be liable for events that occur on and off the field.

Why should you consider coverage?

Accidents can happen at any time, on or off the field. On the playing field, players may possibly experience sprained ankles, broken bones, or other sports-related injuries. Off the field, players may be subjected to injuries as a result of an accident en route to or on their way home from the game.

As a sponsoring organization, you could be liable for expenses that are the result of these and other scenarios. With the proper insurance coverage, your organization may have protection.

What types of sports programs are eligible?

Any non-professional sports program may be eligible for coverage. This may include, but is not limited to the following:

  • Team sports such as soccer, baseball, softball, hockey
  • Contact sports such as wrestling, karate, football, rugby
  • Individual sports such as tennis, golf, figure skating, swimming
  • Youth sports, including little leagues, pee wee leagues, rec leagues
  • Adult amateur sports, including social leagues and rec leagues
  • Intercollegiate sports, School sports leagues
  • Travel teams
Rear view little league baseball team sitting on bench

Coverage Options for Sports Programs

Arch Insurance works with sporting organizations to provide coverage options that are designed to help protect both the organization and its participants. We offer a variety of insurance options, including:

Participant Accident

Participant accident insurance helps cover medical costs associated with injuries that could result from one of your members participating in a youth group activity. Coverage can also be offered to an entire organization or on an individual participant basis. Learn more about our participant accident solutions.

Activity Cancellation or Interruption

Tournaments and competitions can cost money and be expensive. If such an activity is canceled or cut short, you may lose out on the costs you paid to attend. With activity cancellation and interruption coverage, you may be able to recoup those funds if it is canceled for a covered reason. Read more about our activity cancellation coverage.

Contact Us

For more information, contact one of our team members below or complete our contact us form.

Jim Villa, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Distribution, A&H
Jim Villa
Senior Vice President,
Strategy and Distribution, A&H
+1 908 285 5336
Rebecca Raisley, Vice President, Strategy and Distribution, Accident & Health
Rebecca Raisley
Vice President,
Strategy and Distribution, A&H
+1 484 645 4840
Jamie Landsman, Vice President, Product Innovation & Strategy
Jamie Landsman
Vice President,
Product Innovation & Strategy
+1 973 307 0313
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