Beginning May 30, 2021, in Step One of the Saskatchewan Re-Opening Roadmap, competition and game play for outdoor sports may proceed if the following requirements are met:

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• Participants may not compete if they are feeling unwell.

• Players, Event Staff and guests will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms.

• Public outdoor gatherings are limited to 150 people.

• Players under the age of 16 years will not be permitted.

• In areas of congregation, physical distancing must be observed at all times, with a minimum of two metres of space between individuals from different households.  

• Individual and protective equipment should not be shared.

• Commonly touched equipment used for game play will be disinfected during the course of play.

• Officials, Event Staff and players are not required to wear masks outdoors under the public health order. However, masks may be worn if they are more comfortable with that layer of protection.

• Spectators not from the same household should maintain two metres of physical distancing.

• Spectators must remain in designated areas. Masks are not required to be worn outdoors under the public health order, but they may be worn if spectators are more comfortable with that layer of protection.

• Hand sanitizer or soap and water handwashing stations will be available for participants and spectators.

• Public washrooms, will be cleaned and disinfected regularly, and soap and water or hand sanitizer is available.

• Contact information of the coaches, officials and players should be recorded by the home team and maintained in order to assist with contact tracing for 30 days in the case of a confirmed case of COVID-19.

• Special attention must be taken to ensure physical distancing inside, rental areas, lineups and concessions.

• Parking areas will be monitored to prevent congregation of patrons, and vehicles must be spaced a minimum of two metres apart

• If a person becomes sick, they should immediately stop participating and return home.

• If a person becomes sick or injured, and first aid care is required, we will limit the number of individuals in contact with the sick person.  Place a mask over the individual's mouth and nose if they are not able to do so. First aid providers caring for people should follow standard precautions. Those who provide direct care requiring close or direct contact should wear a mask.

• No sharing of water bottles.

• No shaking hands, high-fives, etc.

• Spitting of seeds, tobacco and fluids is not permitted.

• It is recommended to carry and use hand sanitizers