COVID-19 Guidelines

Before you Play

  • Screening
    • If you answer 'yes' to any of the screening checklist questions, you must not participate. See questions at the bottom of the page.
    • Self-screening must be completed by all players prior to every game - no exceptions.
    • If any player is experiencing symptoms at their game, the Team Captain must send them home immediately; play cannot commence until the individual has left the playing area.
  • Safety Measures
    • Players should wash their hands prior to heading out to their facility each week, and bring their own sanitizer.
    • Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
    • Players should wash their hands again, as soon as possible after each game.
    • It is highly recommended that players wear a cloth face mask that covers the mouth and nose when not playing, including arriving, departing, and subbing during play.
    • In the lead up to the game, maintain the appropriate 6-foot social distance between teammates and opponents that are not a part of the same household.

COVID-19 Screening Checklist

If a player answers yes to any of these questions, prior-to or at any point throughout the season, they are not allowed to participate in our leagues.

 
Are you currently experiencing any of the following symptoms?
Fever YES NO
Cough YES NO
Shortness of Breath / Difficulty Breathing YES NO
Sore Throat YES NO
Chills YES NO
Painful Swallowing YES NO
Runny Nose / Nasal Congestion YES NO
Feeling Unwell / Fatigued YES NO
Nausea / Vomiting / Diarrhea YES NO
Unexplained Loss of Appetite YES NO
Loss of Sense of Taste or Smell YES NO
Muscle / Joint Aches YES NO
Headache YES NO
Conjunctivitis YES NO
 

Have you, or anyone in your household, had close, unprotected contact with someone who is ill with cough and/or fever?

 YES NO
 

Have you, or anyone in your household, been in close, unprotected contact in the last 14 days with someone who is being investigated or confirmed to be a case of COVID-19?

 YES NO