UNSW Dave Phillips Hockey Field - Venue Guidelines 2021 - V2.0 Correct as at 15th Jan 2021
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UNSW Dave Phillips Hockey Field
Venue Guidelines 2021 – V2.0
Correct as at 15th Jan 2021
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Overview
This document outlines the individual and team
requirements for all competitions fixtures at the
UNSW Dave Phillips Hockey Field.
In preparing these requirements, the safety and
protection of the health of individuals and
communities has been the primary focus and will
remain the focus while the risk of COVID-19
transmission remains.
This document will be updated regularly to reflect the latest club information & Covid-19 related restrictions.
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Entry Gate Officials Gate Entry Gate Control Room
Daceyville Away Team Pre-Game Home Team Pre-Game
Hockey Field Waiting Area Waiting Area
To CANTEEN
Wet Weather
Access Map Waiting Area
Away Dugout Officials Dugout Home Dugout
Bag Drop A Closed Bag Drop C Closed Bad Drop D
Bag Drop B
Legend
Change Rooms
Closed
Hockey
QR Scanning Toilet Block
WALK WAY
Sanitiser Stand Change Rooms
Closed
Wet Weather
Waiting Area
Waratahs
Far / South Near / Gym
West Field North Field
Version
15/01/21
North
Stair Access Ramp Access
Tennis Courts
BANKS AVE
Hockey Activities – Arrival, Warm Up & Departure
‘Please observe the one-way system for entry & exit’
• KEEP WALKWAYS CLEAR (main walkway is shared with Soccer)
ENTRY
• The preferred entry and exit to the Dave Phillips Sporting complex for hockey players will be via the stairs or ramp on Banks Avenue.
EXIT
• Teams assembling for next match shall wait in areas as designated on map near dugouts on sideline.
• Entry to hockey field will be from sideline gates next to dug-outs. The preferred exit from the field ais via corner steps next to tennis court.
• Please sanitiser your hands at the sanitiser station upon entering the facility.
• Teams are encouraged not to warm up or enter adjacent fields (such as the tennis, rugby, soccer or cricket pitches). If teams wish to
warm up prior to the game it is suggested that the park (subject to use) on the other side of Banks Avenue is utilised.
• At this point in time the change rooms remain closed. We encourage players to turn up dressed in their playing kit.
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Attendance – please adhere to the entry and exit requirements
All Players and Spectators Spectator Guidelines
Effective 19.01.2021 registration is to take place using the Service NSW QR code Spectators are permitted at
as soon as entering the facility. Please do not queue at the scanning area – a the facility but should
number of QR codes are positioned around the facility. Visitors are encouraged to maintain 1.5m social
download the Service NSW App prior to arrival. distancing at all times.
n use of dug-out by ground marshall /
tech official
For those that do not have a smart phone please request
someone from your team register you on your behalf
5Facilities
Open – available for use Closed – not for use
• Toilet facilities remain open - please • Team dugouts are CLOSED. Bags should
observe signage for appropriate use. be placed on the outside of the fence in
• Canteen opened at selected times. your team’s allocated area. Dugouts may
• Officials dugouts Open for use by only be used during wet weather for bag
ground marshall / tech official only. storage and by substitutes.
NOTE: Hockey players are encouraged to use the • Water bubblers are NOT for use however
tap and toilet facilities located directly in front of the taps will be available for bottle refill. It is
northern end of the hockey pitch (please refer to recommended that you sanitise your hands
the facility map).
after use.
• Change rooms remain CLOSED. Please
arrived dressed prior to your fixture.
6Hockey Activities – Covid-19 Safety
‘Slowing the spread & protecting the community.’ Please adhere to
social distancing and hygiene requirements at all times.
● Social distancing must be
observed off the pitch
● No high fives, handshakes or
contact
● No team huddles
7COVID-19 Symptoms
The Coronavirus can affect individuals in different ways. Most infected people will develop mild or moderate
symptoms of the virus which may include the following:
Most common symptoms: Less common symptoms: If you are experiencing any
of the above symptoms,
• Fever • Aches & Pains have been in contact with
someone who has tested
• Dry Cough • Sore Throat
positive to COVID-19 or has
• Tiredness • Diarrhoea displayed the adjacent
• Conjunctivitis symptoms within the last 14
days, please do not present
• Headache
at a hockey venue. Instead,
• Loss of taste and smell you should attend either
• A rash on skin, or discolouration of fingers or toes your GP or a dedicated
COVID-19 clinic for testing.
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