MEDICAL PROGRAM

Each year, medical support for the Bay State Summer Games is provided by physicians, certified athletic trainers, EMTs, and athletic training students, all of whom volunteer their time. The Bay State Games are seeking volunteers who are willing to support the Games and donate some of their time to assist athletes from across the commonwealth. Medical volunteers are able to volunteer for certain sports, days, and times they wish to work. Bay State Games will provide all necessary medical supplies. Volunteers will also receive a Bay State Game Medical Staff polo shirt, t-shirt, hat, bag and Bay State Games gift. Medical volunteers will also receive a free entry to the Boston Children's Hospital Division of Sports Medicine Dr. Lyle Micheli Sports Medicine Symposium.

Our Services

The Bay State Summer Games are proud to offer the following on-site services:
  • Injury Evaluation
  • Concussion Evaluation and post-concussion care Education
  • Taping
  • Stretching
  • Ice
  • First Aid / Triage
  • Physician Referrals

Preceptors

This year, Bay State Games will open the ability to become a clinical site for those programs interested in participating. For more information on utilizing Bay State Games as a clinical site, please e-mail medical@baystategames.org

Our Partners

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Pierre d'Hemecourt, MD

Physician, Boston Children's Hospital Sports Medicine Division

Dr. d'Hemecourt is a Physician at Boston Children's Hospital Division of Sport Medicine and specializes in concussions. He is the Director of the Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship, the Sports Medicine Ultrasound Program, and the Runners Clinic. He also serves as an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School.

He is team physician for the Boston Pride (NWHL) and has served as co-medical chair of the Boston Marathon since 2007.

Dr. d'Hemecourt is a 1983 graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine.

Lyle Micheli, MD 

Orthopedic Surgeon, Boston Children's Hospital Sport Medicine Division

Dr. Micheli has been a supporter of Bay State Games for many years. He is an orthopedic surgeon in the Sports Medicine Division at Boston Children's Hospital. Dr. Micheli specializes in ACL and spine injuries. He is also a Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School.

Dr. Micheli graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1966 and has built an impressive resume. Dr. Micheli also serves on the Board of Directors for US Rugby Football Foundation, is a team physician for US Figure Skating and a Finish Line Director during the Boston Marathon. 

Jeff Stone, ATC

Athletic Trainer, Suffolk University (Retired)

Jeff Stone has been a mainstay with Bay State Games since 1982 and served as Medical Coordinator for more than 35 years. Stone was inducted into the Bay State Games Hall of Fame in 2006 for his dedication to Bay State Games. 

Stone served as Head Athletic Trainer for the Suffolk University Athletics Department from 2004-2018. He was responsible for the care and well-being of Suffolk's student-athletes of 19 teams. As Suffolk's lone full-time athletic trainer, Stone focused on the care and prevention, management, evaluation and treatment of athletic injuries.

A recognizable face in the athletic training world both regionally and nationally, Stone has built a lengthy resume and career. He has received many awards from the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA), Eastern Athletic Trainers Association (EATA), Athletic Trainers of Massachusetts (ATOM), and Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC). He was inducted into the NATA and ATOM Hall of Fame
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