Youth Sports Administration 101: League Documentation

Youth Sports Administration 101: League Documentation

It is extremely important to keep well-organized documentation and records on league operations as well as administrative aspects of a program.

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Why it helps and what to keep track of

It is extremely important to keep well-organized documentation and records on league operations as well as administrative aspects of a program. Make policies on managing and retaining documents to ensure they are consistent. Here is a list of important records that should be kept. Large organizations may have separate departments for some of this, but it is always a good idea to have copies of every type of documentation that comes from a league.

1. Participant and parent information

  • Detailed contact information
  • Allergies
  • Special needs
  • Signed waivers
  • Code of conduct
  • Proof of age

2. Administrative documents

  • Receipts
  • Insurance certificates
  • Tax information
  • Tax-exempt paperwork and certificate
  • Not-for-profit credentials
  • Contracts
  • Ownership or lease documents
  • State or local licensing documentation