Tri Out

I/we am/are the parent(s) or Legal Guardian(s) of this participant and hereby give permission for him/her to participate in any and all activities for Otter Youth Tri Team as part of a Try-Out.    I/we know that participation in some program activities could result in serious injury or bodily harm and that safety rules and regulations do not prevent all injuries.  I/we do hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify and agree to hold harmless MSJ Athletics, MSJ 4 Her and Otter Youth Tri Team, the coaches, instructors, volunteers, supervisors and participants for any claim arising out of injury to my/our/any child participating in the activity whether the result of of negligence or for any cause except the extent and in amount covered by accident or liability insurance.  I/we certify to the best of our knowledge, my/our participant is physically able to participate in sport and exercise programs and doctors have no cause for concern with this.  

I, the undersigned parent or legal guardian of the child’s indicated, a minor, do hereby authorize MSJ Athletics and Otter TRI Team personnel to obtain medical treatments or supervision deemed necessary for my child (ren).  It is understood that this authorization is given in advance of any specific diagnosis, treatment or hospital care being required.  It is also understood every effort shall be made to contact the undersigned prior to rendering treatment, but treatment will not be withheld if the undersigned cannot be reached. 

 If a child needs to be transported, 911 (emergency response) will be activated.  

Coaches will not transport a child. 

I understand that my athlete must wear a helmet to ride a bike during Otter Try-Out.  If I forget the helmet, I will not be permitted to ride.  

We love that you want help and observe your child improve.   We ask that you are not on the pool deck during swim times, and not be visible during field practices.  You are welcome to observe from far-away.  This is to determine if your child wants to be part of the team and program.  Allow your child to explore the opportunity.