Why Field Hockey Programs in Hawaii Need Insurance
Youth Field Hockey is a limited contact sport primarily serving athletes aged 10-18. The most common injuries include ankle & knee injuries, making proper insurance coverage essential for every organization operating in Hawaii. Without adequate protection, a single claim can threaten your entire program — from legal fees to medical costs to damaged reputation.
| Coverage Type | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| General Liability (CGL) | $1M | $2M |
| Participant Accident | $25,000 | $100K per person |
| Sexual Abuse & Molestation | Required | $1M+ |
| Directors & Officers | Recommended | $1M |
USA Field Hockey requires member organizations to carry insurance. Players Health policies meet all USA Field Hockey requirements, so you can register your team and compete with confidence.
HRS 321-15.93 — concussion protocol required; HHSAA compliance for school programs; unique aquatic and outdoor sport exposure
Field Hockey Risk Profile
Most common injury: Ankle & Knee Injuries. Contact level: Limited Contact. Key risk area: Stick injuries. Additional risk: Ball impact injuries. Understanding these specific risks helps your Hawaii organization choose the right coverage limits and implement effective risk management.
Mandatory mouth guards and eye protection for all players
Player struck by stick causing dental injury — $14,000 claim
Policy Exclusions to Watch For
When reviewing your policy, watch for these common exclusions that can leave your field hockey program exposed: Stick injuries, Ball impact injuries. Many standard policies exclude these — Players Health builds sport-specific coverage that addresses the unique risks of youth field hockey.
Our facility insurance already covers field hockey activities.
Facility policies rarely cover sports-specific liability, participant injuries, or abuse allegations. Youth Field Hockey programs in Hawaii need dedicated sports insurance that covers on-field, off-field, and travel-related incidents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does field hockey insurance cost in Hawaii?
Costs depend on your organization size, number of athletes, and coverage limits. The average claim in youth field hockey is $3,000, which highlights why proper coverage matters. Get a personalized quote from Players Health.
Is field hockey insurance required in Hawaii?
While Hawaii may not mandate insurance for all youth sports, most facilities, governing bodies, and tournament organizers require proof of coverage before your team can participate. Without insurance, your organization also faces unlimited personal liability.
What does field hockey insurance actually cover?
A comprehensive policy covers general liability (third-party injuries and property damage), participant accident (athlete injuries), sexual abuse & molestation, directors & officers liability, and potentially equipment and event cancellation coverage.
Hawaii state parks and Honolulu parks require COI before any recreational facility permit.