Refund and Returns Policy

Full Refund: Be Someone Sports will offer a full refund if you are unable to participate due to any reason, if the request is made before participation in the seasons tryouts.
Partial Refund or Future season credit: Will be given on a case-by-case basis given the circumstances of the request.
- Season ending injury after tryouts but prior to 1^st official practice with documentation for healthcare provider.
- Moving from area prior to 1^st official practice with documentation.
- Be Someone Sports may offer players the option to defer their participation to the next season or receive credit for a future season instead of a direct refund.

Be Someone Sports will require documentation from a healthcare provider (doctor’s note, medical report, etc.) confirming the injury and stating that it prevents you from participating.
The documentation may need to include details such as the nature of the injury and how long you are expected to be unable to play. Moving details

Pre-Season Injuries: If you get injured before the tryouts begin
In-Season Injuries: If you are injured during the season, most leagues will offer a partial refund based on the number of games you miss or the amount of time left in the season. However, refund policies tend to be stricter once the league has already started.
End-of-Season Injuries: Injuries occurring near the end of the season may not qualify for any refund, as the league might have already committed funds based on the initial registrations.

Sports Insurance: Some sports leagues offer optional injury insurance that may cover refund requests for medical reasons. This insurance might cover registration fees if an injury prevents participation.
Third-Party Insurance: In some cases, players can purchase insurance from a third-party provider that will cover injury-related cancellations, including potential refunds for fees.

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