Our 2020-2021 season is fast approaching. We expect to have teams practicing on the ice beginning September 18, 2020. You will be contacted by your coach with further details on teams and ice times once all registrations are confirmed.
SCREENING PROCESS
All registrants parents, players, instructors entering the arena will undergo a COVID-19 pre-screening by filling out an online health questionnaire based on the questionnaire provided by the OHF:
The Participant Questionnaire will be completed online where it can be found on the Glancaster Bombers webpage and under the Heading “COVID-19 Screening Forms”. Each team will have their own “specific” set of forms.
The questionnaire will be required to be completed and submitted no earlier than 12 hours prior to each session. If it is not completed the Participant will not be allowed to enter the arena!
Instructions on how to access the on-line screening form via a mobile device and desktop.
Screening_Process_Participants_Bombers.pdf
ARRIVAL AT THE ARENA
Your child will only be allowed to enter the arena 15 min prior to your skating session.
Your child will be met at the entrance to the arena by a member of the coaching staff or volunteer from the team who will then ensure proper pre-screening has occurred, that all participants are wearing masks and that all participants sanitize their hands upon entry to the arena.
PROTOCOLS for PARTICIPANTS
Please review the following attachment which includes the protocols for what to expect for arena entry, preparing for your ice session, and leaving the arena for your child.
PROTOCOLS for PARENTS
*** Please note that for the first few sessions parents/guardians will NOT be allowed in the arena. For those children who cannot tie their own skates, they will need to enter the arena with their skates already on with skate guards. You will be notified once parents/guardians are permitted and when that occurs, only ONE parent/guardian will be allowed.***
We will keep you updated with any new developments as they arise and our goal is for our kids to have a fun and safe year of hockey.