SUNY Geneseo Athletics and Recreation: Participant and Spectator GuidelinesĀ
The NCAA and SUNY Geneseo are committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment for all participants and spectators. The following guidelines apply to all Athletics and Recreation facilities and events:Ā
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Profanity, racial or sexist remarks, or any other intimidating or abusive actions directed at participants, officials, or staff will not be tolerated and are grounds for immediate removal from the facility.Ā
Thank you for helping usĀ maintainĀ a positive experience for everyone. Questions or concerns may be directed to the Athletics and Recreation office.Ā
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Family Guide:
The following information should be used as a guide for families of SUNY Geneseo student-athletes.
NCAA Eligibility
- Student athletes are required to complete all required NCAA forms and attend a scheduled eligibility meeting prior to the start of the season. If your student-athlete is under the age of 18, information will be emailed for your authorization allowing your student-athlete to participate.
Health Insurance
- The NCAA requires all student-athletes to carry or be covered by health insurance in order to participate in intercollegiate athletics. If an intercollegiate sports accident/injury occurs requiring a medical specialist, the studentās own health insurance provides the primary insurance coverage. SUNY Geneseo does carry a secondary insurance policy on all studentathletes, but that insurance does not take effect until a $2000 deductible has been met by the student-athletes personal health insurance policy.
- Athletic training services offered on campus, including rehabilitation, are provided to all student-athletes at no cost. However, charges may be incurred for tests, x-rays/MRIs, medications, outside consultations and hospitalizations.
Injuries/Return to Play
- The certified athletic trainers, and when needed the College and/or team physician, will determine the playing status of any SUNY Geneseo student-athlete after an injury. If a physician has assisted with the care of an athlete that physician, in conjunction with the certified athletic trainers, will determine when the student-athlete may return to full sports participation. The College physician has the final decision on the participation status of a student-athlete.
- If a student-athlete is injured during a game, they should report to the athletic trainer immediately. The athletic trainer will determine if the student-athlete can continue to play, or if immediate treatment is needed. The decision of the athletic trainer is final.
- After the contest, the student-athlete will be instructed by the athletic trainer for further evaluation and/or treatment. They will be given instructions on how to manage their injury and when to next report to the athletic training staff
Travel Policies
- The majority of SUNY Geneseoās intercollegiate teams will travel to competition and return from competition on a charter bus. In some cases, student-athletes may travel in a 15-passenger van, which will be driven by a certified driver
- Student-athletes that travel with the team to the competition are required to return with the team to campus. However, if a student-athlete cannot return to campus with the team, they can ONLY leave the competition with a parent/guardian. Prior authorization by the head coach and Athletic Director is required.