Top 10 Youth Soccer Insurance Claims Claim #1 GOAL FATALITY Player fatality: Player struck by unanchored, portable goal during practice. Loss Amount:

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Top 10 Youth Soccer Insurance Claims

Claim #1 GOAL FATALITY Player fatality: Player struck by unanchored, portable goal during practice. Loss Amount: $2,400,000 Indemnity: $2,200,000 Expense: $ 200,000

Claim #2 SEXUAL MOLESTATION OF A MINOR Soccer coach allegedly gave female player excessive amount of alcohol and sexually molested her. Settlement includes $300,000 excess. Background check showed domestic violence/alcohol abuse which was ignored. League & State charged with lack of supervision. Coach received a 52 month sentence. Loss amount: $1,374,849 Indemnity: $1,300,000 Expense: $ 74,849

Claim #3 AUTO LOSS IN RENTED AUTOMOBILE Coach driving rental vehicle on behalf of named insured collided with motorcyclist when failing to yield while making left turn. Motorcyclist sustained severe injuries and had medical costs of almost 2.5 million. Rental car liability and coach’s liability also paid. Loss amount: $1,030,419 Indemnity: $ 995,000 Expense: $ 35,419

Claim #4 GOAL FATALITY 10-year-old player killed when goal post collapsed during game. Manufacturer still in litigation. Other defendants have settled separately. Settlement for the State and Club. Loss amount: $ 638,964 Indemnity: $ 500,000 Expense: $ 138,964

Claim #5 GOAL FATALITY Player struck by unanchored, portable goal during practice. 13-year-old claim. Settlement does not reflect “time value” of money. Loss amount: $ 570,000 Indemnity: $ 500,000 Expense: $ 70,000

Claim #6 ADULT, PLAYER COLLISON INJURY Adult male assistant coach in goal. 13-year-old girl collides with him during scrimmage resulting in a unique pediatric injury with two fractures, one at growth plate needing permanent screws. Legs now different in length. Need for special shoes, future surgeries, possible future arthritis cited. Loss amount: $ 548,000 Indemnity: $ 537,500 Expense: $ 10,500

Claim #7 GENERAL LIABILITY Club installed outdoor field lighting system on leased premises. Homeowners Assn. filed suit against field owner and club. Field owner defended under policy as Additional Insured. Loss amount: $ 500,000 Indemnity: $ 150,000 Expense: $ 350,000

Claim #8 PLAYER INJURY AT FUND-RAISING Girl selling food and collecting donations along busy road, darting in and out of traffic. Hit by car resulting in broken leg; not ambulatory for six months. Medical bills topped $100,000. Loss amount: $ 448,958 Indemnity: $ 425,000 Expense: $ 23,958

Claim #9 PLAYER INJURY Player suffers severe back damage while performing excessive practice drills at the direction of the coach. Loss amount: $ 405,481 Indemnity: $ 300,000 Expense: $ 105,481

Claim #10 PLAYER INJURY Player injury: Claim based on player mismatch. A 13-year-old player broke leg after colliding with another player. Allegations of negligence revolved around U14s playing against U15s. Settled in mediation. Loss amount: $ 401,864 Indemnity: $ 285,000 Expense: $ 116,864

Make a Difference Educate! Goal accidents are preventable if every coach, administrator, parent and player is taught the danger. Inspections before game/practice are a necessity. Never let a player move or help move a goal.

Make a Difference Educate! Make sure travel, fund raisers and any event under your umbrellas is well- planned and properly supervised by an adequate number of adults. Teach every coach, volunteer – every adult – to never be alone with a player.

Make a Difference Educate! Understand your liability when renting a field, entering into a contract, planning an event or renting a car. Establish guidelines for anyone driving a vehicle on your behalf. Make sure all drivers are properly licensed and fully insured adults.

Make a Difference Educate! Accidents happen but an active, informed risk manager who gets information down to the coach, administrator, parent and player level can help prevent a claim – and, more importantly, protect a life!

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