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COVID-Response Process

• All those with new symptoms of COVID-19 are not be allowed to play until they are tested and achieve a negative test result.
• If someone tests positive for COVID they must be quarantined from the Soccer Stop for 10 days from their onset of symptoms or positive test result (whichever is first).
• If a player has an active case at home (or other close contact), they should quarantine for 10 days after the active case’s isolation period ends.
• Vaccinated individuals do not need to quarantine for outbreaks or at-home contacts if they have no symptoms. If they do have symptoms, follow guidelines 1 and 2.
• It is advised by government health officials that all individuals who are close contacts to get tested 5-7 days after their close contact if they are able.
• All those on the team of a positive player, as well as any player on an opposing team, will be notified of close contact if someone tests positive and played two days before their isolation start date. Soccer Stop will contact team management, team management will contact their families (team management is responsible for all communication with team members).
• Impacted teams will be made aware of the occurrence.  They will be guided to monitor all individuals for symptoms of illness and obtain a test if they feel it is warranted.
• Team activities will not be limited beyond the removal of the individual identified with the illness or those with symptoms thereof.
• However, If a team has 3 positive test results within a 14 day period, the whole team will be quarantine from the Soccer Stop for 10 days from the onset of symptoms or positive test for the most recent impacted individual. This is considered an outbreak.
• The Soccer Stop will not reschedule games due nor provide refunds to a team being quarantined. 

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