safety & wellness documentation

concussion protocol

Updated February 2026

This document outlines Eclipse's concussion safety protocols as required by California law, including warning signs to watch for, immediate removal and medical clearance requirements, and our prevention measures including mandatory coach training and US Club Soccer heading guidelines.

sudden cardiac arrest

Updated February 2026

This document outlines Eclipse's sudden cardiac arrest safety protocols as required by California law, including warning signs like fainting or chest pain during exercise, emergency response procedures (call 911, start CPR, use AED), and our prevention measures including mandatory coach training and medical clearance requirements before return to play.

ACL injury prevention overview

Updated February 2026

This document outlines Eclipse's ACL injury prevention protocols based on research showing knee injuries account for 53% of all youth sports injuries, with female soccer players at particularly high risk. Eclipse coaches incorporate neuromuscular warm-ups and safe movement training, schedule load management to prevent overuse, and require medical clearance before return to play following suspected ACL injuries.

Heat Illness Safety Overview

Updated February 2026

This document outlines Eclipse's heat illness prevention protocols, explaining why young athletes are more vulnerable to heat stress and detailing recognition of early warning signs (dry mouth, headache, muscle cramps) through life-threatening heat stroke (confusion, unconsciousness). Eclipse follows US Soccer heat guidelines for practice modification, coaches are trained on hydration expectations and break periods, and directors monitor field weather conditions to ensure player safety.