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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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Vaccination recommended for all athletes and coaches that are able to under CDC recommendations
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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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Hand sanitizing station at entry
During practice
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Stable groups (i.e. cohorts) whenever possible to minimize overlap
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No spectators
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Non-vaccinated athletes & coaches must wear a mask at all times
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Multiple hand sanitizing breaks during practice
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Ventilation system constantly exchanges internal air with external air
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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Every 3 weeks, the facility is cleaned using an industrial fog machine that removes all air particles from the facility and destroys all surface bacteria.
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
Current Phase
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?
Under current guidelines in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties athletes that are fully vaccinated do not need to wear masks while playing. Any athlete or coach that is not vaccinated must wear a mask at all times while inside the facility.
How will you clean the volleyballs?
Each group/team is assigned 12 volleyballs that only they will be allowed to use. At the end of each practice, these balls will be sprayed with a non-toxic sanitizing mist.
CDC Guidelines
The CDC outlined their considerations for the return of youth sports in a thorough document here.
Our guidelines go above and beyond these considerations to try and provide the safest possible environment for our athletes.
Resources For At-Home Training
Film review, leadership development, and YouTube lessons
Resources
Leadership Development
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