Insurance For Non-Ohip Residents

The Ontario Lacrosse Association’s Insurance Program is available to all OLA members who are residents of Ontario. For any non-resident participants without an OHIP card:

  1. Register with your home club.

  2. If the participant (or their family) has out of country medical insurance, the relevant policy and any applicable policy wording (or a confirmation letter from the Carrier stating that “Out of Country coverage extends to the participant playing lacrosse in Ontario”) can be forwarded to the attention of Franca Brett (fbrett@youngsinsurance.ca) for approval to ensure that the policy includes a rider which specifically covers Competitive Athletic Contact Events.

  3. Athlete/individual may not participate until policy is vetted and approved by Youngs (expect 3-5 business days turn-around for this process).

  4. Participant uploads their email approval from Youngs Insurance into Sportzsoft, and also forwards the email approval from Youngs Insurance to their club registrar.

  5. If Youngs does not approve the insurance policy, the participant may seek to purchase coverage from Youngs or look into another policy and start the approval request process with Youngs again.

International Player Eligibility:

  • Must be an amateur, non-professional lacrosse participant with the OLA

  • Must be registered and approved with an OLA Club

  • Must provide proof of valid medical insurance to their OLA Club

  • Acceptable insurance options include:

    • Coverage through a parent’s insurance which is approved by Youngs Insurance Brokers

    • Personal travel insurance which is approved by Youngs Insurance Brokers

    • Travel insurance purchased through Youngs Insurance Brokers

Ontario Lacrosse

The Ontario Lacrosse Association (OLA) is the governing body for amateur lacrosse in Ontario. Since 1897, Ontario Lacrosse has been at the forefront of leading, promoting, and developing Canada’s National Summer Sport across all disciplines, supporting growth and participation in communities throughout the province.

Built on tradition and powered by community, Ontario Lacrosse is proud to be the largest member of Lacrosse Canada, the host of the Ontario Lacrosse Festival—the largest youth lacrosse event in the world—and the home of the best lacrosse players in the world. For more information or to get involved, visit ontariolacrosse.com and follow @OntarioLacrosse on social media.

https://www.ontariolacrosse.com
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