Not yet reviewed by counsel
yelloball is a place to find college fastpitch softball camps and to connect with verified college softball staff. It is a listing and introduction service. It does not run camps, and it is not a party to anything you sign up for.
The program hosting a camp is responsible for that camp: the dates, the coaching, the venue, the safety of everyone at it, and any money that changes hands. Registration and payment happen on the hosting program's own site, under that program's terms. yelloball takes no payment, holds no money, and issues no refunds. Confirm dates, price and the refund policy with the program before paying.
Nobody under 13. yelloball asks for a date of birth during setup and does not create accounts below that age.
An athlete holds her own account, whatever her age. A parent or guardian signs up separately and gets their own account, and may ask to link to hers — the athlete has to confirm that link, and it is never active from the parent's side alone.
One account per person, in your own name. Do not create an account for someone else, or claim a role, a title, or a program that is not yours.
Verification means a person checked that you are who you say and that you work where you say — usually against your program's published staff directory. That is all it means.
It is not a background check, not an endorsement of you or your camp, and not a promise that a camp runs as described. Listings from verified college programs are labeled official and everything else carries a third-party label. The poster does not set that label — yelloball does, and misrepresenting which one applies to you is grounds for removal.
This is the part of yelloball that matters most, and the limits are built into the product rather than left to good behavior. An athlete always starts a connection; a coach can never send her one. There is no private messaging in either direction. There is no athlete directory and no athlete search. Trust & safety describes all of it.
Using an approved connection to reach an athlete outside yelloball for anything other than legitimate recruiting is grounds for immediate suspension, as is asking an athlete for contact details, social accounts, or images through any channel here.
An administrator can unpublish a listing, revoke a program's verification, or suspend an account, and may do so immediately where a minor's safety is involved. Every such decision is written to a log that cannot be edited or deleted. Report a listing or a person from the Report control on any camp page.
What you write and upload stays yours. By posting it you allow yelloball to store and display it on the platform so it can do the job you posted it for — a camp shown to families, a profile shown to a coach you connected with, an update shown to your followers.
Post only what is yours to post. Do not upload a photograph of a minor who is not in your care without her family's agreement. Removing something from yelloball stops it being shown; it cannot reach anyone who already saw it.
The precise wording of this permission is one of the clauses still with counsel.
Free — accounts, profiles, and camp listings alike, during the initial rollout. If that changes, it changes with notice and never retroactively for something already listed or paid for elsewhere.
You can stop using yelloball at any time, and either side of a connection can end it at any moment — her profile and contact details close immediately when that happens. Deleting an account is handled by an administrator today; the self-service route and the retention periods behind it are part of what counsel still has to settle.
These are not written, and are not to be drafted in-house:
See also the privacy policy, which is in the same state and lists what yelloball actually collects.