Action Plan
What does a return to play look like? Take a deep dive into our action plan.
CDC approved guidelines
Phased re-opening
Cohort training
Participant Guidelines
Prior to practice
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Athlete drop-off area
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All athletes must sign a commitment to contact tracing
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Attendance logs for contact tracing
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Temperature checks prior to entering the facility
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Hand sanitizing station at entry
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One-way entry
During practice
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Stable groups (i.e. cohorts): teams of 12 will train together and will not overlap with other teams
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No spectators
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Coaches will wear PPE
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Maximize spacing between courts and teams wherever possible
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Multiple hand sanitizing breaks during practice
After practice
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15 minute buffer between practices to remove overlap
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All common equipment sanitized (nets, poles, balls, etc.)
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Hand sanitizing prior to exit
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Athletes put masks back on
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One-way exit
Return to Play Phases
Phase 1
Stable Groups.
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Each team of 12 athletes will only train together
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No overlap with other teams that are training
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Outdoor training prioritized (grass and beach)
Phase 2
Indoor Practice.
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Teams will be able to move practices indoors
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Interaction will remain only with your team and coaches
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6 on 6 scrimmages together
Phase 3
Partner Teams.
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Teams will be assigned 1-2 partner teams that they can also interact with
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Partner teams will practice at the same time & place
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Allows for competition outside of your own individual team
Phase 4
In-house play.
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Indoor tournament with Bay to Bay teams of similar age
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Outdoor tournament options (grass & beach)
Phase 5
Regional play.
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Competition against other clubs in the NorCal region
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Smaller settings (high school gyms, etc.)
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Potential for spectators to return
Phase 6
National play.
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Competition against clubs outside our region
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Convention center settings
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Potential for spectators to return
COVID-19 FAQ's
What happens if someone in the club contracts COVID-19?
All participants in the club will need to sign a disclosure form to notify us if they have been exposed or contracted COVID-19. Then, using our activity logs all personnel that were potentially in contact will be notified and asked to self-quarantine for 10 days or receive a negative COVID-19 test prior to returning to play.
Will players need to wear masks while playing?
No. The CDC does not recommend athletes wear masks while performing a physical activity due to the added difficulty in breathing. All other people involved (coaches, officials, etc.) will need to wear PPE.