WELLINGTON SOCCER CAMP SAFETY GUIDELINES
The health and safety of players, coaches and parents is our top priority as we return to the fields. We have partnered with local authorities and our soccer governing bodies to implement necessary steps for the safety of existing and future members.
GENERAL:
- Players need to bring their own sanitizer.
- Concessions will be available with the necessary safety precautions.
- Wherever appropriate, ground markings will be used to promote social distancing.
- PARENTS are not allowed on field area at all. They can watch in parking lot, but they must abide by all social distancing guidelines staying at least 6 feet apart and wear a mask.
COACH RESPONSIBILITIES:
- To ensure the health and safety of players in attendance.
- Make inquiries about how the players are feeling and send them home if they show signs of or appear ill.
- Coaches or designated personnel are the only persons to handle any training equipment.
- Direct and maintain social distance requirements for the players based on state and local health requirements.
- All coaches will wear masks at all times.
PLAYER RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Wash hands thoroughly before and after training
- Players must wear masks to and from the car to the fields.
- Do not touch or share anyone’s equipment, water, snack, or bag.
- Practice social distancing - place bags and equipment at least 6-feet apart
- Wash and sanitize all personal equipment before and after every training.
- No group celebrations - no high 5’s - no hugs - no handshakes, etc.
- Bring and use hand sanitizer at all camp sessions.
- Have enough water for the entire day.
PARENT RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Ensure your child is healthy.
- Remain in your vehicle or adhere to the social distance requirements.
- Please discuss social distancing guidelines with your child before arriving.
- All parents will be required to wear a mask when not in the car and adhere to social distancing.
- Ensure your child’s clothing is washed after every day of camp.
- Notify the camp Director (Patrick Zoete) immediately if your child becomes ill for any reason.
- Be sure your child has the necessary hand sanitizer with them at every training.
- Provide your player with enough drinks for the entire day.
CAMP DIRECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Create and distribute health and safety protocols to all camp attendees.
- Train and educate all staff on health and safety protocols and requirements, including state and local regulations, CDC recommendations, and other necessary information.
- Provide adequate field space for social distancing.