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End of season events: reducing the risks for sporting clubsNumber 8.7 December 2009 The practice of sporting clubs celebrating their achievements with a trip away at the end of the season or a “Mad Monday” type event, appear to be becoming more common. Either by choice or through peer pressure, participants in these events often drink far in excess of what is recommended by the health authorities, and this has led to risky behaviour and players misbehaving. Regardless of whether these events are organised by the club or independently by the players, the consequences of a poorly organised event can range from damage to the club’s reputation through to someone being injured or worse. Many clubs are unsure about how to deal with the health and legal risks posed by such events. This fact sheet outlines some of the risks associated with these types of events and provides some suggestions about how clubs can reduce the risk of harm to players, the club and the community. View this fact sheet as a web page
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