Sports League COVID-19 Update March 16, 2020 SUBJECT: Coronavirus Response Update Given the latest COVID-19 threat assessment, Standard of Athletics Association (SOA) remains open to the public; however, will adhere to more strict guidelines as identified by Mayor Nirenberg earlier today. In his third public health emergency declaration, the mayor imposed a prohibition of gatherings of more than 50 people. SOA will not host any tournaments, leagues or other large-scale events until further notice; however, will allow court usage for the following events and/or programs: • Full-day sports camp for kids in grades K through 6th from 7 AM to 6 PM, Mondays – Fridays. • Team practice – basketball, volleyball, pickleball, etc. • Camps, clinics and other small group workouts. • Birthday parties. • Any other suitable activity or purpose. We will continue to promote a safe and healthy environment by taking all necessary measures to safeguard our customers against the coronavirus threat. Cleaning and sanitizing of court floors, equipment and other common areas are daily, routine practices. We will promptly advise our customers of any other support changes as we attentively follow state and city mandates. Anthony Warren, Owner March 13, 2020 SUBJECT: Coronavirus Response Standard of Athletics Association will remain open to the public in compliance with Mayor Nirenberg’s guidance unless the severity of the current coronavirus threat dictates otherwise. Because we are equally concerned with the health and welfare of our customers – players, coaches, fans and officials – we are closely monitoring factual advice from San Antonio Metro Health officials and taking aggressive measures to prevent potential exposure to COVID-19. In compliance with the Mayor’s public health emergency directive, issued earlier today, our sport league will only host events with gatherings of significantly less than 500 people. This means most of our larger events such as basketball and volleyball tournaments will not be affected since they are less than the designated amount. We are postponing the start date of the league to the weekend of April 25th. Risk of infection in San Antonio and Bexar County remains low. We will promptly update our customers as we attentively track the status of this virus. Here are some of the key precautions we have adopted: • Encourage customers and employees to frequently wash their hands for 20 seconds at a time. • Advise everyone to avoid touching their face (eyes, nose, mouth) as much as possible. • Remind everyone to cover sneezes and coughs with a bent elbow or tissue. • Ensure wipe down of scorekeeper tables and clocks with sanitizer between games. • Ensure referees clean game balls with sanitizing wipes before each game. • Encourage players and coaches to avoid handshakes at the end of games. • Provide hand sanitizer or wipes for customer use at front concession areas, league office and score clock tables. • Require concession staff to wear gloves when serving non-packaged food, sanitize counters regularly and follow hand washing guidelines. • Deny entry to any player, coach, official or fan who appears to be ill. • Encourage anyone who is vulnerable to infectious illnesses to stay home or away. Anthony Warren, Owner YOUTH SPORTS
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