2027 Highland Athletics Liability Waiver

2027 Northeast Florida Scottish Highland Games Athletics Liability Waiver
Please read the following waiver and event requirements carefully before completing your Athletics registration.

By selecting the required waiver acknowledgment and providing your electronic signature on the Athletics Registration form, you confirm that you have reviewed and agree to the applicable terms.

Athletics Liability Waiver and Release
This waiver must be signed by the athlete as indicated on the form. For good and valuable consideration including acceptance of this entry, the aforementioned athlete and any and all heirs of the date of the event, will forever release and hold harmless The Northeast Florida Scottish Games and Festival, Green Cove Springs, FL, their sponsors, their insurance carriers, Clay County of Florida, the Clay County Board of County Commissioners and/or their representatives from all claims causes of action, costs and judgments for claims for any damages or injuries (up to and including death) which may be suffered by contestants arising out of their involvement in the Northeast Florida Sottish Games and Festival, Green Cove Springs, FL.

 

Athlete Information and Event Instructions

Parking

Please follow the directions of parking attendants. Athlete parking is located outside the competition field track.

Personal Canopies

Personal canopy tents are permitted outside the caution barriers surrounding the competition field. Please leave adequate viewing space for spectators.

Athlete Check-In

Athletes must arrive at the athletic tent for check-in no later than 8:00 AM. Competitors who have not checked in by the start of the first event may be removed from competition.

Lunch and Water

Lunch and water will be provided to registered athletes.

Family Admission

Family members must purchase festival admission tickets. Additional tickets are available through NEFLGames.com.

Questions

Contact the Athletics Directors at Athletes@NEFLGames.com.

Electronic Acknowledgment and Signature

By completing the Athletics Registration form, selecting the required Liability Waiver Acknowledgment, and typing your full legal name in the electronic signature field, you acknowledge that you have reviewed the Athletics Liability Waiver and intend your typed name to serve as your electronic signature.

Your registration information and electronic acknowledgment will be retained as part of your registration submission.

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