club policies
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Leagues & Programs
For a full refund the cancellation deadline is 30-days from the start of the program. No refunds will be provided for cancellations after the 30-day deadline. All refunds are subject to a $50.00 cancellation fee.
Medical Issues / Injuries
In the event of a medical issue or injury preventing participation of more than 50% of the program, a Doctor's note must provided to receive a pro-rated refund.
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We are committed to providing a fun, harassment-free environment for all players, coaches, and parents. Any parent who violates the OBA Code of Conduct or behaves inappropriately will be immediately instructed to leave the facility, and a coach-parent conference will be arranged after the practice or game. If the behaviour persists the parent may be permanently banned from attending all practices and games moving forward.
Youth sports should be focused on the enjoyment and improvement of all players, not providing an outlet for the ego of parents. Any behaviour contrary to this belief will be dealt with quickly and harshly. This is a zero-tolerance policy.
Relevant Documents
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RUSH Basketball Club fully supports the OBA Concussion Policy and Code of Conduct.
Rowan’s Law Phase 1 came into effect on July 1, 2019 and introduced a requirement for sports organizations in Ontario to ensure review of Concussion Awareness Resources and Concussion Codes of Conduct by all participants. Each year all players (parents/guardians of players if player is under 18 years of age) are required to review (and acknowledge they have reviewed) related policies and resources.
On January 1, 2022, Phase 2 of Rowan’s Law came into effect, requiring all sport organizations in the province to establish removal-from-sport and return-to-sport protocols for concussion management. The resources below, which are also linked from the Concussion Safety section of the OBA website, are applicable for all RUSH programs.
Required Documents