*There are many advantages playing sports inside a dome compared to conventional buildings in preventing the spread of COVID-19. See below for articles from the Farley Group & a certified engineer about the air quality within dome structures.
-Analysis of Dome ventilation and air turnover report
-Domes could be a key to keeping activities alive over winter

INDOOR FACILITY SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

ALL PLAYERS, COACHES & SPECTATORS

Temperature and health screenings before entering the facility
Sanitize hands when entering the facility
Mandatory wearing of masks when entering facility
Parents need to park in the parking lot and physically pick up their child outside at the designated outdoor waiting area.

CLASSES

During classes only 1 parent is allowed to enter for Juniors Classes only (5/6yr olds and younger). Parents need to wear a facemask and practice social distancing.
For all other classes NO parents allowed indoors.
Players stay in the car until a DTS staff member tells them to come to the temperature check.

LEAGUES & TOURNAMENTS

During league / tournament play no spectators are allowed in the facility, each team can have a maximum of 2 coaches at the games + 1 volunteer to livestream games for the team if they like.
Parent coaches need to wear a facemask while coaching their games.

TEAM TRAINING

During team training only 2 parent coaches or managers are allowed in the building.
Parent coaches need to wear a facemask while coaching on the field.

RETURN TO PLAY PROTOCOL

GENERAL:

If player has any cold symptoms, cough, shortness of breath, fever (100.0, do not attend sports)
If anybody in direct family has a fever (100.0), do not attend sports until everybody in the family has had no fever for at least 48 hours
If a family member has been diagnosed with COVID-19; quarantine for 14 days before attending sports
No physical contact (hand shaking / high fives)
There is at least 6 feet distance between players and coaches (and players amongst themselves as required by CDC)
There is no sharing of any personal equipment allowed
Bathroom use no more than 1 person at the time; sanitize hands and clean faucets after use. Minimize bathroom use.
Clearly mark bag for medication / epi-pen use if needed

PLAYERS:

Players remain in their cars until called onto the field by their coach or staff member
There is no spitting (either saliva or water) allowed on the field at any time
Wash your hands thoroughly before leaving home, sanitize hands again before and after entering and leaving the field
Come fully dressed and ready to play onto the field.
Do not touch any training equipment with hands (balls / cones / goals / etc)
Go to the bathroom before coming to the session to minimize bathroom use
There is no heading allowed
Players leave immediately after the end of the session, no congregating on the field or in the parking lot.
If you feel you would like to have your child wear a mask during training please first consult your physician.

PARENTS:

Inform players about all applicable measurements and restrictions
Be familiar with facility check in procedures as described
Do not carpool players; only bring a player from your own household
No parents on sideline allowed
All parents stay in car for drop off and pick up, do not congregate in parking lot or on the field.
Do not drop off more than 10 minutes prior to session start
Be ready to pick up immediately at the end of the training session