Wrestling Safety Guidelines

Phase 3: Safety Guidelines

As new data and information have become available, LakePoint Sports is moving into Phase 3 of our reopening plan for events in the Champions Center.

During Phase 3 of reopening our campus, providing a safe environment for athletes, coaches, and families on campus and our team members and our local community remains the top priority for LakePoint Sports. It is important for all guests to know that our team went through a thoughtful and methodical process before moving into phase 3, including hundreds of safety guidelines and federal, state, and local requirements.

While on campus, we encourage you to continue practicing safe distancing and proper hygiene at all times. Safety guidelines are posted around the campus and at LakePointSports.com/SafetyGuidelines. Adherence to these guidelines is vital to maintaining a safe environment for everyone on our campus.

For additional details on  the CDC health and safety guidelines, please visit CDC.gov/coronavirus

For additional details on health and safety guidelines for the State of Georgia, please visit dph.georgia.gov/

 

How LakePoint Sports is Providing a Safe Environment (Champions Center)

  1. Adhering to required and or recommended federal, state, and local safety guidelines
  2. Limiting capacity at the venue for the safety of all guests and in accordance with federal and state guidelines
  3. Requiring all athletes to sign a waiver acknowledging that they have read the LakePoint Sports safety guidelines
  4. Face masks or facial coverings are recommended for all athletes, coaches, officials, families, and guests unless participating in athletic competition
  5. Increased frequency of sanitation of high touch areas, bathrooms, etc.
  6. Utilizing the industry’s best ionized water cleaning system
  7. Increased hand sanitizer locations located throughout the campus
  8. Continued training of all LakePoint Sports team members on safety guidelines
  9. Continued training of all LakePoint Sports team members on PPE usage
  10. Wearing proper PPE by LakePoint Sports team members when interacting with guests
  11. Daily screenings of LakePoint Sports team members for signs of illness before they begin work
  12. Providing separate entrances and exits at the venue
  13. Posted signs communicating all safety guidelines throughout campus
  14. Providing safety guidelines online at LakePointSports.com/SafetyGuidelines
  15. Food and Beverage service will be available with enhanced safety guidelines
  16. On-premise retail/sales locations will be available with enhanced safety guidelines
  17. No water cooler service provided
  18. All water fountains will be deactivated
  19. All transactions are cashless
  20. Dedicated team members will be onsite to assist with any questions or needs

 

*This sport/venue specific list will be updated frequently as new information is available.

Phase 3: Safety Guidelines for Wrestling Tournaments

GENERAL

  1. Before participating in any event at LakePoint Sports, all coaches and parents must sign a waiver of understanding and agreement to follow all expectations set forth by LakePoint Sports.
  2. All guests on campus should practice proper hygiene
    1. Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds
    2. If soap and warm water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer
    3. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands
    4. Avoid close contact with others (e.g., no handshakes, fist bumps, or high fives)
    5. Please use your elbow when you cough or sneeze
  3. Coaches are responsible for informing participants prior to the event by email, detailed instructions for the competition format and proper guidelines to maintain safe distancing.
  4. Coaches are responsible for screening staff and athletes before practice & events to determine if it is safe for the team members and coaches to be at events at Lakepoint Sports:
    1. All athletes and coaches will adhere to the current LakePoint Sports safety guidelines for current health status.
    2. Stay homeif you are sick or not feeling well
    3. Athletes and coaches will be not be allowed to participate if you have any of the following
      1. Temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
      2. Cough
      3. Shortness of breath
      4. Difficulty breathing
      5. Or have traveled to areas of known infection in the last 10 days and have not come in contact in the last 10 days with anyone showing symptoms.
      6. Or at least two of the following symptoms
        1. Chills, shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, and loss of taste or smell
  5. Face masks or facial coverings are welcomed, but not required. Please respect everyone’s personal choice.
    1. The CDC recommends wearing a face mask or facial covering if you are not fully vaccinated.
  6. There will be designated entrances and exits for the venue that athletes, coaches, judges, and spectators should utilize.
  7. LakePoint strongly recommends athletes, coaches, and guests to not congregate in common areas or the parking lot.
  8. All athletes and coaches should space themselves as much as possible throughout the event and maintain 6’ distancing.
  9. Only coaches, athletes and judges are allowed on the competition floor.
  10. LakePoint Sports will not be providing water coolers.
    1. Athletes and coaches are responsible for bringing their own hydration.
      1. These must be in the form of individual bottles per player or coach with their respective name or number.

SPECTATORS

  1. Spectator seating will be limited and required to maintain 6’ safe distancing for non-family units, roommates, or cohabitating persons.
  2. Face masks or facial coverings are welcomed, but not required. Please respect everyone’s personal choice.
    1. The CDC recommends wearing a face mask or facial covering if you are not fully vaccinated.

COACHES

  1. Face masks or facial coverings are welcomed, but not required. Please respect everyone’s personal choice.
    1. The CDC recommends wearing a face mask or facial covering if you are not fully vaccinated.
  2. Coaches and athletes are strongly encourag­­­ed to arrive at the venue no more than 30 minutes for tournaments.
  3. Coaches should provide hand sanitizer for athletes before an event.
  4. Coaches are encouraged to sanitize all their equipment prior to practices and training.

ATHLETES

  1. Face masks or facial coverings are welcomed, but not required. Please respect everyone’s personal choice.
    1. The CDC recommends wearing a face mask or facial covering if you are not fully vaccinated.
  2. Athletes and coaches must leave the venue immediately after the competition.
  3. Athletes are to utilize open court space available to house equipment.
    1. All equipment must be properly distanced across the court.
  4. Athletes should refrain from physical contact including high fives, fist bumps, handshakes, etc.
  5. We strongly encourage athletes to travel to and from the venue alone or with immediate family members.

JUDGES

  1. Face masks or facial coverings are welcomed, but not required. Please respect everyone’s personal choice.
    1. The CDC recommends wearing a face mask or facial covering if you are not fully vaccinated.
  2. The head judge will screen all judges.
  3. All judges will adhere to the current LakePoint Sports safety guidelines for current health status.
    1. Judges will not be allowed to participate if you have any of the following:
      1. Fever over 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit
      2. Cough
      3. Shortness of breath
      4. Difficulty breathing
      5. Or have traveled to areas of known infection in the last 10 days and have come in contact in the last 10 days with anyone showing symptoms.
      6. Or at least two of the following symptoms
        1. Chills, shaking with chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, and loss of taste or smell
    2. Stay homeif you are sick or not feeling well.
  4. The head judge will provide checklist including the times each judge was present during the competition.
  5. The head judge to provide safety guidelines to every judge each day.
  6. The head judge to provide training ahead of time to all judges.