Camp Countdown --Days --Hrs --Min --Sec August 4–6, 2026 · Georgetown Fairgrounds

🥎 Instructors & Staff

Instructor & Staff Agreement

Everyone working with athletes at the Canadian Elite Softball Camp (August 4–6, 2026, Georgetown, ON) completes this once before camp. It takes about 5 minutes. Our athletes are minors — thank you for helping keep them safe.

Your information
Screening & attestation

Check each box to confirm it is true, to the best of your knowledge and belief.

Background check & references

I declare that the statements in this section are true and complete, and I consent to the checks described above.

Code of conduct
  1. Rule of Two. I will not be alone and out of sight with a single athlete; interactions happen in an observable, interruptible setting with another screened adult present or in view — except in a genuine emergency.
  2. Communication. I will not contact athletes privately (text, DM, social media, email, phone). All communication goes through parents/guardians or organizers.
  3. Physical contact. Limited to what is necessary for instruction or safety, appropriate to the setting, and in view of others — never for personal gratification.
  4. Boundaries. No romantic or sexual conduct with any athlete, ever. No providing or using alcohol, cannabis, tobacco, or unlawful drugs at camp; no sharing transportation or accommodation alone with an athlete.
  5. Respect & inclusion. No harassment, bullying, hazing, discrimination, or demeaning language. I treat every athlete with respect.
  6. Photography & media. Only official, organizer-approved photography. No personal photos/video of athletes; no posting athlete images to personal accounts.
  7. Duty to report. If I suspect a child is being abused or needs protection, I will report immediately to the Camp Director and, as required by Ontario's Child, Youth and Family Services Act, to a Children's Aid Society. This overrides any confidentiality.
  8. Health & safety. I will follow the camp's emergency procedures and Ontario's Rowan's Law concussion protocol — removing an athlete from play when a concussion is suspected and returning them only per protocol.
  9. Consequences. Any breach may result in immediate removal and, where warranted, referral to authorities and governing bodies.