Dodgeball Insurance

Protect your dodgeball team, league, camp, or tournament with General Liability, Accident, Directors & Officers, Crime and Equipment insurance.
*Please Note: You will be redirected to a Sadler Insurance Program. If you feel that the quote is not competitive, please contact Sadler & Company for more options.
Dodgeball Insurance for Youth and Adult Teams and Leagues, including Accident, General Liability, Directors and Officers Liability, Crime and Equipment.
• Offers rock-solid protection
• Simple online application and quick turn around
• You can save up to 38%
• Proof of coverage INSTANTLY in most cases
Specialty Areas
- Regular season dodgeball
- Travel dodgeball
- Dodgeball leagues
- Dodgeball teams
- Tournament dodgeball
Programs Others Have Purchased
- Individual Dodgeball Instructors Insurance
- Dodgeball Camps & Clinics Insurance
- Event Cancellation Insurance
- Dodgeball Tournament Insurance
Dodgeball is what’s considered a non-traditional sport that requires minimal equipment, athletic ability or experience. It’s a fun and fast-paced game enjoyed by people of all ages – and is loaded with opportunities for injuries. The very premise of the game – to try to avoid being hit with a ball – suggests that injuries will occur. Every dodgeball team and league should be covered by dodgeball insurance including Accident and General Liability.
Although is can played outdoors, dodgeball is typically played indoors using the same boundaries and mid-line as volleyball. Teams usually start the game with six players on the court. The National Amateur Dodgeball Association regulations require the use of 8.25” rubber-coated foam balls.
The official rules of dodgeball can be found on the NADA website. Some leagues don’t permit head shots, but those that do discourage them. As a general rule of thumb, balls should only be thrown at opponents shoulder height or lower. Of course, unintentional hits above the shoulders do occur, which can result in head injuries. To maintain good sportsmanship on the court we highly recommended that certified dodgeball referees officiate games and tournaments. Rubber-soled shoes should be worn to prevent slipping. The video below offers more insight into game play.Common injuries during a dodgeball game are:
- Sprained ankles
- Head trauma
- Broken bones
Given the high risk for injury, it’s important that someone trained in CPR and first-aid be present at all games. It’s not recommended that this person be a member of the playing team, because they could be the injured party.
Without proper insurance coverage, the coach, instructor, manager, owner, or facility owner risks facing a lawsuit should such an injury occur. A dodgeball insurance policy, which includes Accident and General Liability is a custom policy designed to protect all of the responsible parties of a dodgeball team or league from the financial risk associated with potential injuries.
Call us today if you have questions about dodgeball insurance, or simply fill out our quick online application. In most cases, we respond the same day.
What Our Clients Have to Say about Our Dodgeball Insurance Programs
- “I was really in need of insurance because my event was only 3 days away and thanks to Sadler, I got my quote quickly and bought right away. Thanks a lot Sadler!” – Iban Ochoa, Self Baptism
- “I’d like to thank Sadler Sports Insurance for making insurance purchase for my team so easy. Thanks again.” – Thalamus Marshall, Central MS Chargers Youth Sports Organization