COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES - ELEVATE YOUR GAME These guidelines will be communicated to Coaches, Participants, and Parents/Guardians through email

ELEVATE YOUR GAME

                  COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES
These guidelines will be communicated to Coaches, Participants, and Parents/Guardians through email and
                          posted on our website at www.ohmsportsacademy.com

PARENT, PLAYER, COACH SAFETY GUIDELINES
Before leaving the house for an Ohm Sports Academy activity, participants, coaches, parents, and caregivers must
complete the following symptom check:
● Ensure Player Temporal Temperature is below 100.4
● Confirm player does not have a cough, shortness of breath, lack of smell/taste, or have unusual tiredness

Anyone entering the facility at RCTC must complete the “MN State Covid Self-Assessment”. At the entrance visitors
must present proof they completed the form. Your proof is the green confirmation email you get. Click either link below
to complete the “Covid Self-Assessment” for each day you enter the facility and show us your “green” at the door. (it
only takes a minute and is real simple).
            https://mnscu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3UIFP1J0nZMeLeB
           https://www.rctc.edu/coronavirus/

**Each day of camp participants are required to forward your "green" confirmation to Joe Ohm, Covid Coordinator
(joe@ohmsportsacademy.com). Please do this 2 hours prior to start of camp. This is a requirement by MN state
colleges.

Players, Parents, and Coaches with elevated temperature (over 100.4) or any symptoms must refrain from
participation, self-quarantine, and wait 7 days to see if symptoms resolve. If symptoms have not resolved they are
suggested to follow up with primary care providers. If after 7 days they are symptom-free, they may return to the next
Ohm Sports Academy activity.

Players, Parents, and Coaches must use hand sanitizer as they enter before starting an activity and post activity, bring
their own water bottle, and refrain from using drinking fountains or sharing their water bottle with others. Hand

sanitizer will be provided at the camp entrance and in the gym.

PARENT, PLAYER, COACH SAFETY GUIDELINES
Coaches will place players into “pods” on each court for camp.

PLAYERS SHOULD BRING OWN BASKETBALL and WATER BOTTLE.

Parents must stay until the participant is checked in.

Bring extra face coverings to practice so athletes can replace wet or soiled face coverings.

Face-covering guidance does allow for people to remove their face covering if they are having trouble breathing. If an
athlete needs to take their mask off, they should take a break from play, and find an area where they can sit down and
be physically distanced before removing the face covering.

Athletes should stop activity if they are feeling overly fatigued, dizziness, headache, muscular weakness, or
drowsiness.

Everyone must follow the current Marks mandate for indoor facilities, so masks are currently required by all persons at
all times unless they meet the exceptions in MN Department of Heath guidance document
https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/sportsjan4.pdf

ARRIVING AND LEAVING THE VENUE
 ● Participants should remain outside the front entrance (East Doors) until the camp coordinator arrives to check
   them in.

 ● Camp start times will be staggered, so one camp has left the venue before the next group of campers arrive.

 ● Coaches will be required to conduct the symptom check (detailed in Symptom Check Procedures) prior to the
   start of the activity and/or allowing players to enter activity space and follow social distancing exit procedures.

 ● Due to the City of Rochester’s mask policy. Players and Parents MUST wear a mask while arriving at camp upon
   entering the building. Participants, Coaches, Parents and Caregivers must wear a mask inside at all times.

 ● Everyone should enter and exit through the designated areas that are different from each other. Entrance and
   exits will be marked. One parent or caregiver will need to check-in participants at the entrance. Enter through
   East doors at RCTC Sports Center.

 ● Prohibit any gathering and congregating in or around the venue. All participants must maintain six feet distance
   from any other person.

 ● Parents and caregivers need to pick up participants in a timely manner at the end of camp. No lingering.

COACHES PRE-ACTIVITY CHECK AND PROCEDURES
 The camp coordinator will need to collect the approved proof of screening from all the team participants each day prior to arrival at the
facility.

          1. A list of participant names for that day and statement in email attesting that all participants have provided proof of
             screening to the group/team coordinator should be sent to the Director of Sports Facilities
             michael.sheggeby@rctc.edu a minimum of 1 hour prior to start of rental time otherwise rental will be canceled. The
             daily participant list will need to be specific to each day and not a generic sign up list. List should only contain the
             names of those participants that group/team coordinator received the approved proof of screening for that specific
             day.
          2. The group/team coordinator and any other adult coaches or spectators will be the only ones that need to show
             proof of screening at the front entrance. If there are minor spectators, the adult caregiver will need to show a
             separate screening for that child spectator as the participant list only applies to those part of the participating
             group/team.
          3. Participants should remain outside the front entrance checkpoint until the group/team coordinator arrives to check
             them in. The group/team coordinator then must remain at the front desk until all participants on the list are checked
             in.
          4. Once all participants are checked in by the group/team coordinator they will leave a signed copy of that check in
             sheet with the front entrance desk. The signed copy is again a confirmation that only those on that list are entering
             the facility and that the group/team coordinator is attesting that all participants have provided the approved proof of
             screening prior to arrival at the facility.

Coaches must ensure players use hand sanitizer prior to beginning an Ohm Sports Academy activity or entering a
facility and following the activity.

Coaches will follow specific exit procedures following an Ohm Sports Academy activity so that their group does not
come in contact with another group.

COACHES CAMP SAFETY GUIDELINES
  1.  Drills will focus on individual skill development.
  2.  Groups will be 25 or less on each court/pod. There will be no intermixing between groups/pods.
  3.  Each player will bring their own basketball and water bottle. No handshakes or high-fives.
  4.  Social distancing will be practiced. Athletes must maintain six feet distance, whenever possible, from any other
     person. Equipment will be disinfected before another camp group enters.
  5. Coaches and players will use hand sanitizer and/or soap to wash hands before and after camp.
  6. Parents and caregivers should not attend the camp. One parent or caregiver must stay until participant is
     checked in.
  7. If it is necessary for parents or caregivers to be at camp you will need to ensure proper social distancing of 12
     feet between participants and 6 feet from other spectators. A face mask is required.

COVID-19 TEST & SYMPTOMS GUIDELINES

IF Participant as symptoms, and/or is being tested for COVID-19, or have been a “close contact”

        ● Notify Ohm Sports Academy Camp Director and Covid Coordinator, Joe Ohm, immediately so that others
          that have been in contact with the individual may be notified.

        1. Cell #: 507-993-0528

2. Email: joe@ohmsportsacademy.com

                         ELEVATE YOUR GAME

           COVID-19 SAFETY GUIDELINES