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RETURN TO BASKETBALL
RETURN TO BASKETBALL p l a y e r g u i d e l i n e s
COMING TO
OUR STADIUM’S DO NOT ENTER
IF YOU HAVE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Knox Basketball are under strict restrictions
when we return to basketball. As such, we need
everyone involved to work together and follow
our directives.
FEVER COUGHING FATIGUE
Our first step is to ensure no one enters the
stadium if they are feeling unwell
Please refer to the document to the right and
follow all directives.
SHORTNESS OF
SORE THROAT
Over the next few pages we will outline how BREATH
you will have to enter, leave and circulate in our
stadiums.
PLEASE STAY AT HOME IF UNWELL
For Basketball Victoria updates and resources visit: basketballvictoria.com.au/covid-19/
For more information visit: dhhs.vic.gov.au
ENTRANCE, EXIT ENTER ENTRY VIA
AND TOILETS VIA 123 AUTO-DOORS
BORONIA
EXIT
VIA 456
.
EXIT VIA
SIDE DOORS
DO NOT arrive more than 5 minutes before
TOILETS 4, 5 & 6
TOILETS 1, 2 &3
your session is scheduled.
EXIT THE VENUE within 5 minutes of your
session ending.
If you arrive early, WAIT IN YOUR CAR UNTIL
YOU CAN ENTER. Do not wait at or near the
entrance of the stadium.
The State Basketball Centre and Knox
Basketball Stadium has seperate entry
and exit points, as well as seperate toilets EXIT VIA
AUTO-DOORS
depending on which court you use. Please
see maps to the right. .
ENTRY VIA
SIDE DOORS
SBC
CRT 4, 5, & 6 USE
CRT 1, 2 & 3 USE
THESE TOILETS
(NEAR CRT 6) THESE TOILETS
(DOWN THE CORRIDOR)
WHEN YOU ARRIVE EVERYONE who enters any stadium must check in. That means participants, family of participants, staff/volunteers and coaches. You can check in via the following links OR via the QR Code’s near stadium entry points. Please check in no earlier than 5 minutes before entering the venue. The whole family can be checked in on one form. YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED INSIDE THE VENUE UNLESS YOU SHOW THE COMPLETED FORM UPON ENTERING. DO NOT CLOSE THE PAGE UNTIL YOU WALK IN. SBC: bit.ly/sbccheckin Boronia: bit.ly/boroniacheckin
ONCE YOU GET INSIDE
Complete the following steps:
1. Sanitise your basketball
2. Sanitise your hands HOW TO SANITISE
3. Follow social distancing rules and
proceed to your court
YOUR BASKETBALL
1. WIPE WITH A SINGLE USE
If you would like to utilise the cafe, you must ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPE
adhere to social distancing regulations. You
will see signage around the stadiums and on
floors to help you with this. 2. DISPOSE OF THE WIPE
PLEASE PAY WITH EFTPOS WHEREVER
POSSIBLE. 3. WASH YOUR HANDS
For Basketball Victoria updates and resources visit: basketballvictoria.com.au/covid-19/
For more information visit: dhhs.vic.gov.auHAND SANITISATION STATIONS
PARENTS, GUARDIANS AND GUESTS Under current government and Basketball Victoria guideines, ONLY ONE PARENT OR GUARDIAN PER PARTICPANT IS ALLOWED IN THE VENUE. These ‘non-participants’ must still adhere to all the rules outlined earlier in this document, including which bathroom they utilise. It is especially important that they practice social distancing while their child particpates in training. BIOSAFETY OFFICERS Stadiums will have biosafety officers working at all times. They will be easily identifiable in hi-vis clothing. It is their job to ensure the stadium is sanitised both during and between sessions. Please follow their requests. If an area exceeds the total amount of people allowed, they have the right to ask you to move.
IF YOU OR A FAMILY MEMBER
TEST POSITIVE
Once you have followed the advice of the government’s COVID-19 Hotline
and your GP, it is imperative that you contact Knox Basketball.
You will need to advise us of the time and date you were in the venue and
what court you were on.
Contact details:
NATHAN SEWELL - VENUE AND FACILITIES MANAGER
0437 959 8291 Page Cheat Sheet for Return to Basketball
1. Stay home if you are unwell. Especially if you have a fever, are coughing, feeling fatigued, have
shortness of breath or a sore throat.
2. Do not arrive early, and if you do stay in your car.
3. Enter and exit through the correct sections.
4. Check in either in your car when you arrive, while you’re walking from your vehicle to the door,
or while entering the stadium. You will need to show a staff member that you have checked in to be
allowed to enter.
SBC: bit.ly/sbccheckin
Boronia: bit.ly/boroniacheckin
5. Sanitise your ball and your hands.
6. Maintain social distancing in the stadium.
7. Each participant can only have one parent/guardian with them in the stadium.
8. Listen to staff and biosafety officers at all times.
9. Depart within 5 minutes of your session ending.
10. If you test positive, notify us immediately.RETURN TO BASKETBALL c l u b g u i d e l i n e s
RESOURCES FOR CLUBS
All documents and resources clubs are required to use at
external venues can be found here: bit.ly/kbiclubs
VENUE CHECK IN
Clubs are required to track everyone who enters one of their
venues. The form is available in the resources link.
Once a week you must upload these completed form to KBI via:
bit.ly/covidformuploadCURRENT GUIDELINES We have now progressed to what Basketball Victoria is referring to as ORANGE-50 guidelines. The Victorian Government permits a return to competition and training for participants 18 years and under following the guidelines below. Participants over 18 years of age may resume non-contact training. WHAT IS ALLOWED? Participants 18 years and under: • Indoor Competition and Training. • Maximum of 10 players per team. • Maximum of 1 Spectator / Parent or Guardian per player. Participants over 18 years of age: • Indoor or Outdoor Training with no more than 20 people participating. • No physical contact: no High-5s, handshakes, screens, boxing out, bumping, one on one play etc. • Maximum training session of 60 minutes. • Maximum of 10 people. (plus a coach or organiser) • Follow hygiene and social distancing rules. WHAT IS REQUIRED? • Venues must comply with Basketball Victoria’s Return to Sport Guidelines (ORANGE-50). • Hand Sanitiser and Anti-Bacterial Wipes must be available for participants. • Government social distancing regulations must be followed (1.5m separation, 1 person per 4m2).
CURRENT GUIDELINES CONT. HYGIENE PRACTICES • You are required to keep a record of attendance at each training training or game. • Balls must be sanitised prior to use using a single use anti-bacterial wipe. The wipe must be disposed of after use. • Participants must supply their own drink bottle and towel, all clearly labelled. • Changeroom facilities must comply with 4m2 rule • Do not use public water fountains. • Do not share food/snacks. • Wash hands thoroughly or use hand sanitiser before and after each session. • The AIS Framework for Rebooting Sport in a COVID-19 Environment - recommends athorough full body shower with soap before and after training (at home).
ORANGE-50 GUIDELINES
On the court:
• Maximum 20 players per court (so this allows for one team per half-court)
• Players must supply their own balls. These must be sanitised at the venue prior to use.
• Maximum of 60 minute sessions
• Minimum of 20 minutes break between sessions
• 5 minutes for everyone to leave, 10 minutes to clean, 5 minutes for arrival.
• Maximum of 3 ‘team staff’ (coaches, managers etc)
• Scrimmages and contact drills allowed
• Hi 5’s, shaking hands etc BANNED
• One spectator per participant
You’re allowed 50 people per one court ‘space’ - 20 players, 20 spectators, 3 staff per side + bio safety officer
takes you to 47. However, don’t aim to ‘get to’ 50. Less is better.
Off and around the court:
• You must have a designated biosafety officer
• Seperate entry and exits
• All spectators must be 1.5m away from each other
• Avoid cash handling
• Court cleaning - Daily
• COVID Health Signage - Mandatory
• Hand Sanitiser at entry - Mandatory
• Public water fountains - Closed
• Sanitise score bench / team bench area - mandatory before every session
• Toilets - cleaned daily and social distancing followedCOVID-19 BIOSAFETY OFFICER POSITION DESCRIPTION Basketball Victoria (BV) is committed to the safe return to sport of all participants following the COVID-19 pandemic. To monitor and manage the reactivation of the sport, Basketball Victoria has committed to the Victorian Government that all venues will have a nominated Biosafety Officer (BSO) wherever the venue is in use. The following Position Description outlines the duties of this role. Who • The BSO may hold multiple duties at the same time provided, they can prioritise the responsibilities of the BSO role when required; • The BSO must be clearly identifiable within a venue at any time, by wearing a High Vis Vest or similar. Purpose • To monitor and report on a venue’s compliance to Basketball Victoria’s Return to Sport Guidelines (RTS Guidelines); • To record the number of people within a venue at a time; • To minimise the risk of person to person transmission of COVID-19 within a venue; • To provide necessary information to the Association or Club in the event of a positive COVID-19 test from one of the participants; Duties The BSO; • will monitor no more than four (4) courts at a time; • will complete the venue checklist prior to the commencement of training or games; • will complete the venue checklist and record the number of participants within the venue during each allocated training or game timeslot; • will ensure that equipment is sanitised in accordance with the RTS Guidelines; • when required, will ask patrons to separate, or leave the venue to comply with the RTS Guidelines; • will return a signed checklist at the end of their shift. • will report any participant refusing to follow reasonable requests to the Competitions Manager of the club or association At the end of your shift, upload your form to bit.ly/knoxbiosafety
swa.gov.au/coronavirus updated: 29 April 2020
COVID-19 at
You are not expected, and should not try, to diagnose people.
However, you have a work health and safety duty to minimise
the risk of workers and others in the workplace being exposed
to COVID-19, so far as reasonably practicable.
IF YOU HAVE A the workplace If you reasonably suspect someone could have the virus, or
has been exposed, this creates a health risk at your workplace,
and you will need to follow the steps below.
The person you are concerned about is at the workplace
POSITIVE TEST 1. ISOLATE
Prevent the spread. Isolate
the person from others and
provide a disposable surgical
2. SEEK ADVICE
Call your state or territory
helpline. Follow advice of
public health officials.
3. TRANSPORT
Ensure the person has
transport to their home or to
a medical facility.
IN YOUR CLUB OR
mask, if available, for the
person to wear.
4. CLEAN 5. IDENTIFY & INFORM 6. REVIEW
Clean and disinfect the areas Consider who the person Review risk management
where the person and close has had close contact with. controls relating to COVID-19
contacts have been. Do not If instructed by public health and review whether work
AT ONE OF YOUR
use those areas until this officals, tell close contacts may need to change. Consult
process is complete. Use PPE they may have been exposed workers on WHS issues.
when cleaning. and follow advice on
quarantine requirements.
The person you are concerned about was recently at the workplace
VENUES 1. SEEK ADVICE
Call your state or territory helpline. Follow advice of
public health officials.
2. IDENTIFY & INFORM
Identify who at the workplace had close contact
with the affected person. If instructed by
public health officals, tell close contacts they
may have been exposed and follow advice on
quarantine requirements.
3. CLEAN 4. REVIEW
Clean and disinfect the areas where the person Review risk management controls relating to
You will need to advise us of the time and and their close contacts have been. Do not use
those areas until this process is complete. Use PPE
when cleaning.
COVID-19 and review whether work may need to
change. Consult workers on WHS issues.
date they were in the venue and what If anything is unclear, see detailed guidance on the
court they were on ASAP. Safe Work Australia Website
Remember:
State and territory health
> There is not an automatic WHS requirement to close down
Contact details: an entire workplace, particularly if the person infected,
or suspected to be infected, has only visited parts of
the workplace.
department helplines:
New South Wales Western Australia
NATHAN SEWELL - VENUE AND
1300 066 055 (08) 6373 2222
> Workers assisting a potentially infectious person should have
appropriate PPE and follow hand hygiene procedures. Queensland Tasmania
13 432 584 1800 671 738
FACILITIES MANAGER
> Consult with workers and allow them to raise concerns.
Victoria Australian Capital Territory
> Do you need to notify your WHS regulator? See our Incident 1800 675 398 (02) 5124 9213
Notification fact sheet.
South Australia Northern Territory
0437 959 829 > Comply with privacy obligations. See guidance from the OAIC.
> Follow the advice of health officials at all times.
1300 232 272 (08) 8922 8044RETURN TO junior domestic
JUNIOR DOMESTIC - PLAN FOR RETURN July 25/26 2020 Winter Season Begins January 30/31 2021 Summer Season Begins December 12/13 2020 Winter Season Ends May 15/16 2021 Summer Season Ends 25-Jul Round 1 of 2020W 10-Oct Round 11 of 2020W 30-Jan Round 1 of 2021S 17-Apr Round 9 of 2021S 26-Jul Round 1 of 2020W 11-Oct Round 11 of 2020W 31-Jan Round 1 of 2021S 18-Apr Round 9 of 2021S 1-Aug Round 2 of 2020W 17-Oct Round 12 of 2020W 6-Feb Round 2 of 2021S 24-Apr Round 10 of 2021S 2-Aug Round 2 of 2020W 18-Oct Round 12 of 2020W 7-Feb Round 2 of 2021S 25-Apr Round 10 of 2021S 8-Aug Round 3 of 2020W 24-Oct Tentative AFL GF 13-Feb Round 3 of 2021S 1-May Round 11 of 2021S 9-Aug Round 3 of 2020W 25-Oct Tentative AFL GF 14-Feb Round 3 of 2021S 2-May Round 11 of 2021S 15-Aug Round 4 of 2020W 31-Oct Melbourne Cup 20-Feb Round 4 of 2021S 8-May Round 12 of 2021S 16-Aug Round 4 of 2020W 1-Nov Melbourne Cup 21-Feb Round 4 of 2021S 9-May Round 12 of 2021S 22-Aug Round 5 of 2020W 7-Nov Round 13 of 2020W 27-Feb Round 5 of 2021S 15-May Round 13 of 2021S 23-Aug Round 5 of 2020W 8-Nov Round 13 of 2020W 28-Feb Round 5 of 2021S 16-May Round 13 of 2021S 29-Aug Round 6 of 2020W 14-Nov Round 14 of 2020W 6-Mar Labour Day 14-Nov Round 14 of 2020W 30-Aug Round 6 of 2020W 15-Nov Round 14 of 2020W 7-Mar Labour Day 15-Nov Round 14 of 2020W 5-Sep Round 7 of 2020W 21-Nov Round 15 of 2020W 13-Mar Round 6 of 2021S 21-Nov Round 15 of 2020W 6-Sep Round 7 of 2020W 22-Nov Round 15 of 2020W 14-Mar Round 6 of 2021S 22-Nov Round 15 of 2020W 12-Sep Round 8 of 2020W 28-Nov Semi-Finals 20-Mar Round 7 of 2021S 28-Nov Semi-Finals 13-Sep Round 8 of 2020W 29-Nov Semi-Finals 21-Mar Round 7 of 2021S 29-Nov Semi-Finals 19-Sep Round 9 of 2020W 5-Dec Preliminary Finals 27-Mar Round 8 of 2021S 5-Dec Preliminary Finals 20-Sep Round 9 of 2020W 6-Dec Preliminary Finals 28-Mar Round 8 of 2021S 6-Dec Preliminary Finals 26-Sep School Holidays 12-Dec Grand Finals 3-Apr Easter 12-Dec Grand Finals 27-Sep School Holidays 13-Dec Grand Finals 4-Apr Easter 13-Dec Grand Finals 3-Oct Round 10 of 2020W 10-Apr School Holidays 4-Oct Round 10 of 2020W 11-Apr School Holidays
JUNIOR DOMESTIC - PLAN FOR RETURN
July 25/26 2020 Winter Season Begins January 30/31 2021 Summer Season Begins
December 12/13 2020 Winter Season Ends May 15/16 2021 Summer Season Ends
PRO’s CON’s
A 15 Round Season & Finals series to see No conclusion to Summer 2020 or finals
us through remainder of 2020 (one round series.
short of a full season).
Clubs will need to issue credit/refunds due
Players will be in their natural age groups to not completing the Summer 2020 Season
(eg/ not playing in U14 when they are now (5 rounds missed).
an U16 player).
Team submissions for 2021 Summer required
U23 players who have aged out will get to in December.
have one last season to finish.
Families to pay 2021S fees just before
Retain the same number of rounds per Christmas period.
year.
If finishing Summer, Clubs would need
to re-enter teams for restart and then in
another few weeks add teams again for
our next season. Doubling their workload
in a short period of time.RETURN TO BASKETBALL
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