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Amateur Sports Insurance

Insure your league, camp, club or facility around its participants, venues and equipment. We request quotes for you.

Our commitment

Committed to doing insurance right, and doing it fast. Our vision: every property and project properly covered in minutes, with every rule followed.

Eight brokers, one team

Our eight brokers work together as one Menlo team, so you can reach a person who understands your account.

Independent brokerage

We hold appointments with multiple carriers, so the quote is shopped rather than served from one shelf.

Look beyond the playing field

A league, a swim club and a tournament have different schedules and responsibilities. A sports insurance review connects the organization's activities with its liability, venue and equipment needs.

  • Participants and spectators

    Review general and participant liability together. Discuss accident medical needs separately from the organization's liability protection.

  • Venue agreements

    Share insurance requirements from fields, pools and rented facilities so the broker can review additional insured wording and endorsements.

  • Equipment and travel

    Explain where sports gear is stored and used, and whether rented or personal vehicles are involved. These needs may require separate coverage.

Young players in a soccer match

Different sports organizations need different reviews

Start with the kind of organization you run, then describe its sports and activities. Availability depends on the actual program and location.

  • Associations and leagues
  • Camps and clinics
  • Facilities and franchises
  • Tournaments and sports events
  • Sports training businesses
  • Swim clubs

Coverages that go with it

General Liability

Understand liability for injury and property damage claims, then review the participant and sports provisions needed for your organization.

Equipment Coverage

Explore coverage for sports gear that moves between storage, practice and competition. Covered property, locations and causes of loss depend on the policy.

Special Events

Organizing a separate fundraiser or celebration? Review its activities and venue requirements independently from the sports program.

What to have ready for your sports program

  • Sports and activities
  • Primary location and venues
  • Season and event dates
  • Participants and spectators
  • Venue insurance requirements
  • Equipment and vehicle use

Questions we get asked

Can the venue be included as an additional insured?

Additional insured options are available for venues. Send the broker the contract or insurance requirements so the requested insured status and wording can be reviewed before coverage is confirmed.

Is accident medical insurance the same as liability insurance?

No. Liability coverage addresses covered claims against an insured. Accident medical coverage can help with eligible injury expenses under its own terms. Ask your broker to review both needs and the specific coverage offered.

What information do I need to start?

Have the organization type, legal name, business address, primary sports location and desired effective date ready. Your broker may then request details about activities, participants, venues and the coverage you need.

Review your coverage options.

A licensed broker can review eligibility and policy terms with you.