KSS Terms of Membership

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU BECOME A MEMBER OF KHARY STOCKTON SOCCER (KSS). The Terms of Membership state the terms and conditions that govern you and your child’s participation in KSS and KSS related activities.

Registration of players in KSS constitutes the granting of a parental waiver and medical release to KSS. I certify that my child is in good physical condition and is fit to participate in KSS activities.

I give permission for medical attention necessary to be administered to my child in the event of accident, injury, sickness, or emergency until I may be contacted.

KSS Programs requests parents to authorize a photograph release for each participant, giving KSS Programs the right to photograph, video, or record camp or class participants for illustrations, publications, websites, and promotional use.

Parents and guardians are expected to respect the rules of the game, game officials, coaches, players, KSS staff, other families, facilities, and property of others.

Players must respect the game, coaches, teammates, referees, opponents, parents, fans, and KSS rules. Players must conduct themselves appropriately at all times.

Registered program participants may not participate in KSS activities if they engage in prohibited conduct involving alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs, or related substances.

KSS Programs requires families to read and acknowledge concussion compliance information before participation in applicable sports programs.

Participation in KSS and KSS-sponsored events is at your own risk. KSS shall not be liable for indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising from participation in KSS-related activities.

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless KSS, its affiliates, employees, agents, directors, officers, volunteers, and representatives from claims related to membership, participation, or breach of these terms.

These terms are governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Any action to enforce these terms will be brought in the appropriate courts in Virginia.