We are just over a week into our new season and it has been full of fun and excitement. Development ice has been well attended and Girls tryouts are nearly wrapped up. The Boys get their turn starting next weekend.
Please see below for a couple of important updates.
Development Ice & Tryouts
Keep a close eye on the schedule to ensure you don’t miss out or in the event changes are made.
Visit the following link for an easy to view schedule -
COVID & Vaccination Protocols
Over the last week there have been some developments that everyone needs to be aware of. Read below for
the latest.
The Ontario Government regulations have been updated for participants and spectators of minor sports
Participants: all participants, 17 and under, do not require vaccination; 18+ participants require
proof of vaccination
Spectators: all spectators that are eligible for vaccination (12+), must be vaccinated
TO NOTE, current OMHA & OWHA policies require athletes 12+ to be vaccinated by mid/late
October as per previous communication; both organizations are meeting this week to review
these policies. More to come…
Due to Ontario Government regulations, as of September 22 nd , Lucan Community Memorial Centre
procedures will be as follows:
All participants and spectators will enter the southeast entrance, near the main hall, for
screening
All vaccine eligible spectators will be required to present proof of vaccination and photo ID, if
applicable
You may arrive 30 minutes prior to your scheduled ice time and must leave the facility within 30 minutes
after your ice time
Scan the QR code when entering the arena to complete your health screening
It is recommended that players arrive dressed in as much hockey equipment as possible
Only 9 players are permitted in the dressing room at one time; this does not include coaches or parents
assisting the player
If a dressing room has 9 players in it, then additional players will need to wait for a space to open, or put
on skates and helmet in chairs provided outside the dressing rooms
Please do not rely on coaches to tie players skates – a parent should do this and then leave the room
Showers are open and available for use
Spectators capacity limits have been set at 50% or approximately 1000 people
Everyone in the facility must wear a mask, unless on the ice
Physical distancing is expected of everyone not from the same household
LMH will continue to monitor the regulations set by the provincial government, local health unit,
municipality/arena, and our governing hockey organizations (OMHA & OWHA). We will keep you as informed as
possible, if/when any regulation changes are announced.
PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL AT HOME AND AWAY FOR THOSE THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE TO ENFORCE THESE RULES.
Thank you