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Bishop Luers High School Return to Play Prior to Participation- All Bishop Luers High School Return to Play Prior to participation- all student athletes must be registered with Bishop Luers High School for the 2020-2021 school year. They must have the following documents on file prior participation with additional 2020-2021 IHSAA Health Update Questionnaire & Consent & Release Certificate, Diocesan Consent Form for Extracurricular and Co- curricular Activities 2020, and Concussion/Sudden Cardiac Arrest forms. IHSAA by- laws mandate that a valid IHSAA Pre-Participation Physical must be on file by the first day of official practice (8/3/20). Athletes, Coaches & Trainers who are experiencing symptoms are excluded from practice/events and should remain at home. • Symptoms: Fever, cough, shortness of breath, trouble breathing, persistent pain or pressure in the chest, fatigue, body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, new confusion or not able to be woken, bluish lips or face. Athletes, Coaches & Trainers who arrive ill, display symptoms of COVID-19 or answer “yes” to the screening questions will be sent home. Communication with parents, school administration, and school nurse will be done immediately. • Athletes, Coaches, & Trainers who are sent home will need to be cleared by a family physician, in writing, before being allowed to return. Coaches, Trainers, School Staff who are 65 years or older are in the high-risk category and participate knowing the risks of attendance & participation. Athletes & Coaches will be trained by IPT Trainers on how to appropriately social distance, how to use the cleaners/disinfectants and how to wash hands appropriately. In addition, athletes & coaches will be trained on what the touchpoints are and how they can possibly transmit the virus. This will be done at all first day meetings. If this is not completed by an IPT Trainer, it is to be done by a Bishop Luers staff member. PHASE 1- July 6th-July 19th NO FORMAL COMPETITION ALLOWED: ACCLIMATION PERIOD NO NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONEL ALLOWED PRACTICAL SOCIAL DISTANCE- AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE PREPERATION & CLEANING: • Post signs of symptoms in restrooms and locker rooms. • Cleaning protocol spelled out to custodians/coaches/parents/athletes • Multiple hand sanitizer stations available. • Clothes must be washed at home. • Cleaning bottles/supplies provided at each weight station • Balls/equipment sanitized before/after use • Restrooms/Touchpoints/Surfaces will be disinfected by the Bishop Luers Staff ATHLETES: • Screening/attendance prior to workouts upon entrance • Wash hands prior to entering weight room or gym area (hand sanitizer) o All should enter through Door 5 o Use Restroom in Gym Lobby for hand washing o Check in with coach for screening questions & attendance GROUP/TEAM/FACILITY: • 50% of people in weight room. Smaller groups. Groups stay together. No spotters. • Markers will be placed on the floor for the weight room 6 feet from each other to maintain social distancing in the weight room. • Only essential personnel (Athletes, Coaches, Admin, Athletic Trainers). • 2 activity days (with equipment, balls, etc.) per week for each sport (non- consecutive days) 6 hours maximum. • Conditioning/Strength 4 times per week. • No contact permitted. • No locker room during this period. • Cleaning bottles/rags at each station • Hours are limited to 15 hours per week per athlete • No shared water stations • Athletes are to leave the facility immediately after their session and not congregate on school property. • Athletes are not allowed to share equipment. (Examples but not limited to: helmets, gloves, shirts, shorts, shoes, water bottles, towels, etc.) • Athletes & Coaches should socially distance as much as possible. Areas such as benches, sidelines, and other holding areas should be monitored and spread out when in use. • Masks are recommended but not mandated. PHASE 1 WORKOUT SCHEDULE (July 6th-19th) Basketball (Girls)- Monday-Wednesday 11:00 AM-1:00 PM in Gymnasium (Activity Days- Tue & Thur) Basketball (Boys)- Thursday 6:00-8:00AM in Gymnasium (Activity Day- Thur) Cross Country (Co-ed)- Monday-Friday 8:00-9:30 AM at Foster Park (Activity Days- Tue & Thur) Football- Monday July 6th- 9th 4:00-7:00; 10th-12th 5:00-8:00 Monday July 13th- 9th- 3:00-5:30; Line- 3:30-6:30; Skill-4:00-7:00 Tuesdays- 9th & Linemen 3:00-5:30; Skill Positions- 4:30-7:00 Wednesdays- 9th- 3:00-5:30; Line- 3:30-6:30; Skill- 4:00-7:00 Fridays- 9th & Line- 8:00 AM-10:00AM; Skill- 9:00AM-11:00AM (Activity Days- Mon & Wed) Golf (Girls)- Fridays 12:00-2:00 PM at Brookwood GC (Activity Day- Friday) Soccer (Girls)- Monday-Thursday 4:00-6:00 PM at Foster Park (Activity Days- Tue & Thur) Soccer (Boys)- Monday & Wednesday 6:00-8:00 PM at Foster Park (Activity Days- Mon & Wed) Tennis (Boys)- Monday 6:00-7:30 PM at McMillen (Activity Days- Mon) Volleyball- Monday-Friday 8:30-11:00 AM in Gymnasium (Activity Days- Tue & Thur) PHASE 2- JULY 20TH- AUGUST 14TH NO FORMAL COMPETITION ALLOWED- NO SPECTATORS NO NON-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL “NORMAL” SUMMER IHSAA RULES STARTING JULY 20TH PRACTICAL SOCIAL DISTANCING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE PREPERATION & CLEANING: • Continue as in Phase 1 INTAKE: • Continue as in Phase 1 • School begins, athletes should wash hands prior to entering the locker room. GROUP/TEAM/FACILITY: • Continue as in Phase 1 • Spotters allowed in the weight room. • 50% locker room usage. Use is discouraged. • Contact is allowed according to IHSAA rules. • No formal competition is allowed, except girl’s golf. • Anyone who prefers to wear a mask is allowed, if you doing so will not cause a health risk. PHASE 3- AUGUST 15TH – BEYOND TRANSPORTATION CONSIDERATIONS/RESTRICTIONS TBD AND WILL FOLLOW DIOCESAN GUIDELINES. FULL COMPETITION WITH SPECTATORS ACCORDING TO LOCAL/STATE GUIDELINES TBD. PREPERATION & CLEANING: • Continue as in Phase 1 & 2. INTAKE: • Students who are in school can participate unless symptoms develop. At that time parents, school administration, and school nurse should be contacted and the student removed from participation. GROUP/TEAM/FACILITY: • Full locker room usage monitored (rotate large team groups in/out). • Contact is allowed according to IHSAA rules. • Concessions- pre-packaged snacks allowed. .
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