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West Van FC Return to Play 2.0 Plan |
West Van FC Return to Play 2.0 Plan (Amended Nov. 4, 2021) Information in this document has been provided by BC Soccer Association and ViaSport
Below are the working timelines, guidelines, measures, and precautions to support the continued responsible return to play for soccer. The information in this document is current to Oct. 30, 2021 and aligns with guidance from ViaSport and BC’s Restart Plan. Information will continue to be updated as Provincial rules and guidelines change.
OUTDOOR SOCCER
Outdoor soccer can occur for both youth (21 years and younger) and adults (22 years and older) under the following provisions: - Contact in training and gameplay is allowed in and outside home club and/or with another organization offering supplemental training.
- Travel and organized gameplay can occur amongst the membership across British Columbia.
- Maximum participants (unless otherwise stated by the municipality/city/facility owner) is:
Outdoor: -Adult: Up to 50 people per 1 regular 11v11 full-size soccer field including bench area (including all participants, coaches, referees, & others – no distancing). -Youth: Up to 50 people per 1 half of a regular 11v11 full-size soccer field including bench area (including all participants, coaches, referees & others – no distancing).
Spectators (unless otherwise stated by the municipality/city/facility owner): - Outdoor: Up to 50 spectators spaced around a regular 11 v 11 full-size soccer field. Limiting gatherings is still the intent, so please be responsible.
First Aid
In the event that first aid is required to be administered during an activity, all persons attending to the injured individual must first put on a mask and gloves.
Outbreak Plan
In the event of a suspected case or outbreak of influenza-like-illness, immediately report this to communications@westvanfc.com.
BC Soccer Rule Updates
1. Cohorts are no longer required. 2. Throw-ins are allowed (there will no longer be kick-ins). 3. Modified drop ball and normal drop balls can occur.
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BC COVID-19 Self Assessment Tool |
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BC COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool
West Van FC is asking players to take the BC Self-Assessment if they have any doubts about whether or not they should be participating with their team. As information continues to quickly change regarding COVID-19, the Club believes this is the most up-to-date way to determine a player's health situation. At the completion of the assessment, a notice will be provided letting a player know what the Province recommends.
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BC Government Proof of Vaccination Requirement |
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WVFC: COVID-19 Game Day Points for Teams |
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Game Day Points: COVID-19
If a player has any symptoms of COVID 19, or a fever, stay home Whenever possible maintain physical distancing Sanitize hands regularly, and don't touch your face - Bring lots of water and do not share. Fountains are supposed to be turned off
No spitting or nose clearing at the field during practice or games No food/snacks at the field. Players should bring their own snacks, and consume them away from the field, before or after games/practice. Players/coaches must be physically distanced when on the player benches. If all substitutes and coaches can not physically distance in the bench area, they must wear a mask, or sit/stand in another area designated by team staff.
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DWV Addendum to Facility Use: Agreement/License |
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