Covid -19 Guidelines for  Eyekonz Fall Programming 
As our community continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are excited to return to a semblance of normalcy and initiate our  programming in a somewhat traditional style. The guidelines provided below are based on guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and US Lacrosse Return to Play Recommendations. As we work to return to normal, this new normal will likely be different than what we are used to. We must continue to combat the spread of COVID-19 to protect our stakeholders and to prevent an outbreak from occurring and setting our community back.
At Risk Individuals If you, your child, or a member of your household is part of a high risk group (has a pre-existing medical condition including chronic lung disease, moderate to severe asthma, a serious heart condition, immunodeficiencies, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, or liver disease), you should consult with your family physician before attending camp. Symptom Screening and Getting Sick
● If you are sick on the day of camp, please do not attend!
● Upon arrival, players will be required to complete a symptom screening form related to COVID-19. ○ If an individual indicates that they’re experiencing COVID-19 related symptoms or have been exposed to an individual with confirmed COVID-19 in the previous 14 days, they will not be permitted to participate.
■ If either of the above items are true, you should stay at home, contact your primary care physician, and follow CDC guidelines for quarantine and isolation.
● If a player  becomes sick with COVID-19 symptoms during their session, they will be taken off the field, evaluated by our athletic trainer, and likely be sent home for the day.
Cloth Face Coverings ● players are not required to wear cloth face coverings while participating in camp activities but are welcome to do so if they would like. ● Coaches and staff will wear cloth face coverings. ● Pursuant with the Pennsylvania mandate, parents must wear cloth face coverings if they stay to watch. Hand Hygiene and Respiratory Etiquette ● Athletes should clean their hands with hand sanitizer frequently. ○ Athletes should bring their own hand sanitizer. ○ Hand sanitizer will be available on site, but should be considered a back-up. ● Please cover any coughs or sneezes with a tissue or the inside of your elbow. ● Spitting is prohibited Visitors, Parents, and Spectators ● If parents choose to stay and watch practice, they must maintain social distancing from one another. ○ If social distancing is not feasible, parents should wear a cloth face covering


Cloth Face Coverings ● Campers are not required to wear cloth face coverings while participating in camp activities but are welcome to do so if they would like. ● Coaches and staff will wear cloth face coverings. ● Pursuant with the Pennsylvania mandate, parents must wear cloth face coverings if they stay to watch. Hand Hygiene and Respiratory Etiquette ● Athletes should clean their hands with hand sanitizer frequently. ○ Athletes should bring their own hand sanitizer. ○ Hand sanitizer will be available on site, but should be considered a back-up. ● Please cover any coughs or sneezes with a tissue or the inside of your elbow. ● Spitting is prohibited Visitors, Parents, and Spectators ● If parents choose to stay and watch practice, they must maintain social distancing from one another. ○ If social distancing is not feasible, parents should wear a cloth face covering
● Players, parents, and staff should self-report to ESL personnel if they have tested positive for COVID-19 or have been exposed to an individual with a confirmed COVID19 in the previous 14 days. Social Distancing
● When feasible, campers should maintain social distancing of 6ft when not directly participating in gameplay, practice, or drills. For example: ○ When taking a break or getting a drink ○ Waiting in line for a drill ○ Listening to a drill be explained ○ Immediately before and after practice
● When feasible, coaches and staff should maintain social distance from campers.
● Unnecessary contact must be avoided - this includes high fives, fist bumps, handshakes, and hugs.