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All reports of violations of any of the USA Basketball SafeSport policies or any violations of this SafeSport Program Handbook shall be made to USA Basketball. Additionally, suspicions or allegations of child physical or sexual abuse may, and in some cases must, be made to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
To report a SafeSport violation, please fill out the USA Basketball ONLINE FORM, email safesport@usabasketball.com or call 719-590-4800. Additionally, you may report a SafeSport violation directly to the U.S. Center for SafeSport.
A compilation of information on when a person must make a report to law enforcement authorities can be found at www.childwelfare.gov.
It is critical that reporting parties not attempt to evaluate the credibility or validity of child physical or sexual abuse allegations as a condition for or prior to reporting their concerns.
The USA Basketball Coaches Network discuss basketball skills that can be taught and promoted by playing 3x3.
While some coaches may think their athletes are beyond the basics – mastering the fundamentals is a never-ending process.
Remember to keep these quick and simple healthy snacks readily available for your athlete because if they aren’t provided healthy options, children are more likely to eat unhealthy treats, even if they’re not hungry.
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The USA Basketball Coaches Network discuss basketball skills that can be taught and promoted by playing 3x3.
While some coaches may think their athletes are beyond the basics – mastering the fundamentals is a never-ending process.
Remember to keep these quick and simple healthy snacks readily available for your athlete because if they aren’t provided healthy options, children are more likely to eat unhealthy treats, even if they’re not hungry.
Hydrating properly, which often means deciding what athletes should drink, is critical to their performance and wellbeing during sport. These tips will help you decide when and what athletes should be consuming to stay hydrated.
DEALING WITH BUMPS AND BRUISES By Tamara Pool, Athletic Trainer For the vast majority of bumps, scrapes and so on, ice is always the best approach. Ice the injury immediately for 15 minutes, and if necessary, keep using the ice sporadically over the next day or two. The RICE approach is best -- R...
