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2020 Season Update

30 July 2020 Thanks everyone for being patient while we waited for GNA to provide this information. We must follow these guidelines for our 2020 Season to proceed successfully, these have been put in place to help keep us as safe as possible. The attached document contains: The COVID 19 Safety Plan Additional Safety Plan 2020 Gosford Netball COVID 19 Competition Guidelines Court Plan Maps for each timeslot We have already provided, via GNA the court number allocations which we fully support. You will notice that the attached document says 1 spectator for Senior, however as per the numbers shared yesterday, spectators for seniors is 2. If you have just realised your uniform doesn’t fit, contact Nicole on 0412 377 261 to purchase a new one. Please direct any questions to [email protected] Let the season begin…….

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GOSFORD NETBALL COVID 19 GUIDELINES & PROTOCOL FOR SATURDAY COMPETION 2020

All members of GNA and parents/spectators attending COVID-19 Competition on Saturdays from 1st

August to 26th September, 2020 are to follow the below Guidelines for the safety and health of our

sporting community. Maximum number of people at the venue is 500 per timeslot.

• COVID 19 Safety Plan and Additional Plans (attached) to be followed at ALL TIMES.

• If anyone is unwell PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND SATURDAY GAMES.

• If anyone has travelled to any hot spots in NSW at the time DO NOT ATTEND SATURDAY

GAMES. A list of hot spots will be published each Friday on our website and Facebook page.

• Teams should bring with them sanitiser and wipes.

• Post pads and balls are to be wiped before the start of the game.

• All teams are to have at least two sets of bibs (there is to be NO swap of bibs during the

game).

• Rep teams are to play in their rep uniform.

• Club teams are to play in their club uniform.

• Games will be 4 x 10 minute quarters.

• Borrowed players are to play in a white T-shirt and black shorts/skirts. PLEASE NOTE if you

are playing two games you are not to play in the same uniform for the second game.

• Court plans attached for the location of coaches, scorers and parents/spectators to stand on

the Courts. Please note the social distancing of 1.5m.

• There are 3 player/team Meeting Points and 1 Meeting Point for Umpires near the Umpires

Shed.

Total numbers per Court.

Number of people per game Max

Players (7) and subsititutes (2) 18

Coaches and Manager (2 per team) 4

Umpires 2

Scorers 2

Parents/Spectators 2

Average sum of people per game 28

• Teams to meet their Coach/Manager at the Meeting Points as per Court map 15 minutes

before the game and will make their way to the Court. There is to be no moving around for

spectators.

• Clubs/Teams will have a list of the players and parents who will be attending the courts each

week. These need to be recorded on the back of the scoresheets.

• CLUB DUTY ROSTER – Clubs will be required to do Club Duty, goal post pads to be put out

and a few bins in the morning. Clubs are required to restock the amenities as previously

done. CLUBS WILL NOT BE REQUIRED TO CLEAN THE AMENITIES. Gloves and mask will be

provided for Club Duty. (Two people per Club)

• GNA will be providing a QR reader for Club Executive and Committee to sign on each

Saturday. The QR reader will be located on the registration table near the stairs to the

clubhouse COLA Court 22. You only need to hover your phone camera over the bar code and

answer the required questions. If your phone is older and does not allow this you can down

load the QR reader app.

• Clubs to email each Friday any Club Executive and Committee that will be attending on that

Saturday and the length of time they are expected to be there. Small clubs that only have 1

or 2 Executive may want to nominate 1-2 club members to take their spot and share the

time at GNA

• All Grand Stands, Huts and Fences surrounding the Courts are out of bounds for all

spectators.

• NO CLUB TENTS are to be erected for the day.

• NO BBQ

• Café Moves will be located under COLA Court 22.

• Canteen will be open with limited food available. There will be bacon and egg rolls, toasties,

pies, sausage rolls, drinks, chips and lollies.

• CLUBHOUSE WILL BE OPEN and everyone entering will need to sanitise and if using the

Amenities abide by the social distancing of 1.5m if queuing.

• COVID Marshals will be roaming the Courts during the day.

• IF YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO BE AT THE COURTS PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND you will be

asked to leave.

• PLEASE NOTE we have a limit of 500 people to be at the venue at any one timeslot. This will

be monitored and if there is any breach of numbers, the games will be stopped and Police

called.

• Police and Public Health Officers may attend at any time.

• Scoresheets at the end of the game are to be placed in the red scoresheet box on Court 22

outside the clubhouse. IF there are any scoresheet discrepancies, please screen shot your

scoresheet.

We thank all our netball community for their patience and understanding of guidelines to be put in

place over the coming weeks for our COVID Competition.

We would stress that everyone attending on Saturday to be respectful and mindful of everyone

around you. We would like no one to judge anyone wearing face masks and respect their decision.

All Associations are different and everyone should respect GNA’s decision on a 500 people venue

which we are able to have per timeslot. Please respect our decision we are not other Associations.

These guidelines may be changed at any time as per the Public Health Orders and as directed by the

NSW Government and Netball NSW.

PARKING AT ADCOCK PARK

This year was also going to be challenging with parking at Adcock Park due to the construction of the

new clubhouse.

Central Coast Council are providing a shuttle bus from the Commuter Car Park in Racecourse Road

for members wishing to use this transport to get to the netball Courts. This will be running from

7.30am to the final game at the end of the day. This will be monitored by Council for a few weeks to

see if this service is being used.

EVERYONE should allow for extra time getting to the Courts on Saturday.

Thank you for your support and co-operation.

8am TIMESLOT 7s, 8s and 9s teams Meeting Point, Court No and Spectators on court No.

MEETING POINT

TEAMS PLAY ON COURT NO.

PARENTS/SPECTATORS ON COURT NO. (2 per team)

No. 1 24 25

26 27

No.2 12 11

14 15

17 16

18 19

20 21

No. 3 1 2

3 2

4 5

6 5

7 8

10 9

No.4 Umpires Shed

9.30 TIMESLOT, 11A, 11B, 13D, 15A, 15B

MEETING POINT



No. 1 23 22

24 27

25 16

26 27

No. 2 12 11

14 13

15 16

17 16

18 19

20 21

No. 3 1 2

3 2

4 5

6 5

7 8

10 9

No. 4 Umpires Shed

11am TIMESLOT 10A, 10B, 15C, 15D

MEETING POINT



No. 1 23 22

25 24

26 27

No. 2 12 11

14 15

17 16

18 19

20 21

No. 3 1 2

3 2

4 5

6 5

7 8

10 9

No. 4 Umpires Shed

12.30 Timeslot 13A, 13B, 13C, 17A, 17B

MEETING POINT NO.



No. 1 23 22

25 24

26 27

No. 2 12 11

14 15

17 16

18 19

20 21

No. 3 1 2

3 2

4 5

6 5

7 8

10 9

No. 4 Umpires Shed

2pm TIMESLOT DIV 2, DIV 3, DIV 6, DIV 7, DIV 8

MEETING POINT NO.

TEAMS ON COURT NO.

PARENTS/SPECTATORS ON COURT NO. ( 2 per team)

No. 1 23 22

24 27

25 16

26 27

No. 2 12 11

14 13

15 16

17 16

18 19

20 21

No. 3 1 2

3 2

4 5

6 5

7 8

10 9

No. 4 Umpires Shed

3.30pm TIMESLOT DIV 1, DIV 4, DIV 5, DIV 9

MEETING POINT NO.

TEAMS ON COURT NO.

PARENTS/SPECTATORS ON COURT NO. (2 PER TEAM)

No. 1 20 21

23 22

No. 2 12 11

14 15

17 16

18 19

No. 3 3 2

4 5

7 8

10 9

No. 4 Umpires Shed

COVID-19 Safety Plan

Effective 1 July 2020

Community sporting competitions and full training activities

We’ve developed this COVID-19 Safety Plan to help you create and maintain a safe environment for you,

your workers, volunteers and visitors.

Complete this plan in consultation with your workers and volunteers then share it with them. This will help

slow the spread of COVID-19 and reassure your visitors that they can safely participate in activities. You

may need to update the plan in the future, as restrictions and advice changes.

Organisations must follow the current COVID-19 Public Health Orders and manage risks to staff and other

people in accordance with Work Health and Safety laws. For more information and specific advice for your

industry go to www.nsw.gov.au

Association and clubs should have COVID-19 Safety Coordinators in place who should ideally be responsible

for the completion, review and upkeep of this document.

ORGANISATION DETAILS

Organisation name: GOSFORD NETBALL ASSOCIATION INC.

Plan completed by: GOSFORD NETBALL ASSOCATION, LEANNE PHILLIPS, SECRETARY

In alignment with: The Return to Play Guidelines developed by Netball NSW

REQUIREMENTS FOR ORGANISATIONS

Requirements for your organisation and the actions you will put in place to keep your participants,

volunteers and workers safe.

REQUIREMENTS ACTIONS

Wellbeing of staff and visitors

Exclude staff, volunteers, parents/carers and participants who are unwell:

Before participating in any netball activity, we have advised all players, team officials, parents/carers and other Association/club members they must not attend training or matches, if in the past 14 days if they have: - been unwell or had any flu-like symptoms, or - been in contact with a known or suspected case of COVID-19, or

http://www.nsw.gov.au/

- any sudden loss of smell or loss of taste, or - are at a high risk from a health perspective, including the elderly and those

with pre-existing medical heath conditions.

We have advised that they should check the NSW Government website for advice regarding the full list of symptoms associated with COVID-19 infection: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/symptoms-and-testing

Provide staff and volunteers with information and training on COVID-19, including when to get tested, physical distancing and cleaning, and how to manage a sick visitor:

Ensure, as far as reasonably practicable, all identified COVID 19 Safety Coordinators (at minimum) volunteers and staff complete the COVID-19 Infection Control Training https://covid-19training.gov.au/login We have worked with Netball NSW to promote and encourage the use of the following resources and websites in order to obtain accurate information: - Australian Government Department of Health:

https://www.health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert

- NSW Government Department of Health: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/default.aspx

- World Health Organisation: https://www.who.int/ - Australian Institute of Sport: https://ais.gov.au/health-wellbeing/covid-19 - Sport Australia: https://www.sportaus.gov.au/ - Netball NSW COVID-19 Toolkit: https://nsw.netball.com.au/covid-19-toolkit

Similarly, we have promoted the range of COVID-19 “campaign resources’ produced by the Federal Government, including posters outlining hygiene practices (e.g. promoting thorough hand washing) found at: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-campaign-resources

Make staff aware of their leave entitlements if they are sick or required to self-isolate.

Whilst our Association/club’s workforce are volunteers, we have made them aware of the above-mentioned symptoms and stipulated that they should stay away from the association/club and self-isolate in the event that they experience any symptoms.

Display conditions of entry (website, social media, venue entry):

We will display posters, distribute and “share” information about COVID-19 across our digital channels and at appropriate locations around our Association/club house and venue. Where appropriate, we will identify and address potential language, cultural and disability barriers associated with communicating COVID-19 information to players, members and other stakeholders. In conjunction with our state governing body, Netball NSW, we have developed and promoted amongst our members and stakeholders, a range of resources on COVID-19. These can be downloaded here.

https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/symptoms-and-testing

https://covid-19training.gov.au/login



https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/Pages/default.aspx

https://www.who.int/

https://ais.gov.au/health-wellbeing/covid-19

https://www.sportaus.gov.au/

https://nsw.netball.com.au/covid-19-toolkit

https://www.health.gov.au/resources/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-campaign-resources

https://www.health.gov.au/resources/collections/coronavirus-covid-19-campaign-resources


Wellbeing of staff and visitors

If hiring the facility, consult with the owners/operators to address these requirements to understand what measures may already be in place:

We have to date, and will continue to liaise and work with our venue owners - e.g. Local Councils, schools (public/private), or private owners to comply with any specific requirements they may have. We have determined physical distancing protocols to be used within shared facility spaces (e.g. bar/canteen, change rooms, toilets, spectator viewing areas, entrance foyers, corridors and club house/rooms), and where appropriate, have clearly marked with tape and/or signage. We have and will continue to encourage individuals to be respectful of shared space, minimise time spent in these areas and observe physical distancing measures. When we conduct our canteen operations, we commit to implementing hygiene and social distancing measures including: - marking social distancing for queues; - having hand sanitiser at point of sale; - providing gloves for canteen volunteers; and - displaying hand washing directions above sinks

Ensure COVID-19 Safety Plans are in place, where relevant, for: • Swimming pools • Gyms • Restaurants and cafes

For the purposes of this document, we do not have a pool or gymnasium, and as stated above, will implement the necessary protocols for the conduct of our canteen operations.


Physical distancing

Ensure the number of people in a facility does not exceed one person per 4 square metres (excluding staff) to a maximum of 500 people:

Proposed total numbers per court

Min

Players (7) and substitutes (2) x 2 18

Coaches and Team Staff (2 per team) 4

Umpires 2

Scorers 2

Parent / Spectators 2

Average sum of people per game 28

The minimum number per court will be dependent on each Association’s venue (ie number of courts in operation and configuration). Numbers may increase moderately from 28 people, however this needs to be monitored carefully. It is understood that not all teams will have 10 players, nor 3 support staff for teams. This will allow teams at their discretion to increase spectators numbers per court, in consultation with Associations. Consideration around the 500 participants The current Public Health Order directs the organiser of a community sporting activity must ensure that gathering for the activity involved has no more than 500 participants, at any one time. Participants include the following

a) A person engaged in the sporting activity b) An official involved in the conduct or organization of the sporting activity c) A spectator of the sporting activity

In order to ensure compliance with the order the following options will be used as required:

• Limiting the number of spectators allowed

• Longer gaps between games

• Ensure there is a safe drop off and pick up point for participants, similar to “kiss and drop” at schools

• Organised collection points for participants for coaches / managers of teams

• Limiting the number of courts in use at any one time

• Competitions played across multiply days

• Competitions being played at night under lights

• Competitions being played across multiple venues

• Splitting of venues into separate discrete areas

• Consideration of available playing options to staying within the 500 participants limit

Minimise co-mingling of participants from different matches and timeslots where possible:

Competition Administrators have scheduled matches and have arranged training days and times to minimise contact, cross-over and avoid unnecessary gatherings of players, family members and staff. Wherever possible, we will schedule time between matches/training sessions, to enable all attendees to arrive and exit the venue safely, with minimal contact with others. We will communicate with players and team staff to encourage personal equipment and bags are arranged to maintain adequate physical distancing of participants and separation between teams. Whereever necessary, we have identified separate entry and exit points to the venue via signage and communicated this to participants and parents/carers.

Ensure any spectators comply with 1.5 metres physical distancing where practical, such as through staggered seating. People who live in the same household are not required to distance. Have strategies in place to prevent spectators from different matches and timeslots co-mingling.

Parents/spectators may attend matches. We will take the necessary precautions to minimise the risk of transmission including the dispersion of spectators around the perimeter of the court and across a range of viewing areas and designating the use of specific seats/areas that meet physical distancing requirements and erecting signage to advise. We will encourage players and spectators to leave the facility as soon as possible following the conclusion of their training/matches.

Have strategies in place to manage gatherings that may occur immediately outside the premises, such as with drop off and pick up zones or staggered start/finish times:

We will stagger arrival and/or departure times when possible for different groups and teams, and within the constraints of the venue design, manage entry and exit points to allow a seamless flow of players/coaching staff and parents/spectators through the venue to limit the risk of overlap and congestion.

Reduce crowding wherever possible and promote physical distancing with markers on the floor:

We will promote and communicate the importance of social distancing of 1.5 metres between spectators (e.g parents/carers). This will be done through PA announcements, marked seating, social media, direct communication and signage. We will indicate the number of people that can occupy indoor spaces in accordance with the 4m2 guideline including toilets, change rooms, canteens, club rooms etc.

Assess the safe capacity of communal facilities such as showers, change rooms and lockers. Communicate this at their entrance and have strategies in place to reduce crowding and promote physical distancing:

We will limit the use of changerooms, gym, wet or inside areas to essential players and team officials and clean these spaces regularly. We will indicate the number of people that can occupy indoor spaces in accordance with the 4m2 guideline including toilets, change rooms, canteens etc. Toilets will be open for public use and will display clear signage to indicate the recommended number of people entering (dependent on the space of the amenities). We also commit to collaborating with our Competition Administrator to request Councils increase the regularity that they clean public amenities.

Where practical, stagger the use of communal facilities. Strongly

We will limit the use of changerooms, gym, wet or inside areas to essential players and team officials and clean regularly.

encourage participants to shower/change at home where possible:

We will encourage all participants to shower/change at home where possible.

Use telephone or video platforms for essential staff meetings where practical:

When held, we will conduct club and team meetings via virtual meeting platforms such as Zoom, Facetime, Teams and so on, in place of face- to-face meetings. If we need to meet face to face, we will keep the time to a minimum, implement social distancing requirements by ensuring maximum room allowances are not exceeded and ask participants sit more than 1.5m apart.

Review regular business deliveries and request contactless delivery and invoicing where practical:

We will contact all suppliers and seek their support for contactless deliveries to the club and electronic invoicing where practical.


Hygiene and Cleaning

Adopt good hand hygiene practices:

We will wipe down key spaces, surfaces and objects (such as benchtops, door handles, team benches, keys etc regularly). Further we will: - Promote and provide hand washing guidance to all participants and

volunteers (http://www.who.int/gpsc/clean_hands_protection/en / ); - Promote regular and thorough hand washing by volunteers and

participants; - Provide sanitising hand rub within the venue and refill regularly; - Replace/refill soap in toilets regularly; - Place bins around the venue.

Ensure hand sanitiser is accessible at the venue entry and throughout the facility or ground:

We will provide hand sanitiser within the venue and ensure it is regularly refilled. We will encourage players, officials, volunteers, and/or their parents/carers to carry personal hand sanitiser to enable good personal hygiene.

Ensure bathrooms are well stocked with hand soap and paper towels:

We will:

- Refill soap in toilets regularly. - Refill paper towel dispensers in toilets when required. - Place bins around the venue.

Provide visual aids above hand wash basins to

We will promote and provide hand washing guidance to all participants and volunteers: (http://www.who.int/gpsc/clean_hands_protection/en/) and

http://www.who.int/gpsc/clean_hands_protection/en%20/

http://www.who.int/gpsc/clean_hands_protection/en/

support effective hand washing:

display hand washing guidance in all toilets, changerooms and canteens within our facility.

Encourage participants to bring their own water bottle, snacks/orange slices and sweat towels. Avoid shared food and drinks:

We will stipulate that all participants are to provide their own clearly labelled drink bottle for their use only. We will communicate to all participants the importance of not sharing any food or drinks. We will not provide any communal drink or food for players such as drink drums, packets of lollies, fruit etc.

Ensure processes are in place to launder shared uniform items after use, such as bibs or jerseys:

We will encourage players to be responsible for the cleaning of their own playing and training uniform and will avoid the sharing of articles of clothing such as volunteer high visibility vests (jacketed marshals will take their own vest home to wash). Where it is not possible for individuals to wash individual items, we encourage safe processes are in place to launder shared uniform items such as non-contact collection of these items (ie. players to place gear directly into a plastic bag) and the wearing of gloves when laundering. Ideally there should be a minimum of 1 set of bibs per team and should be washed at the completed of each use. We understand that players may change position during a game, but that same set should not be used again without disinfecting.

Clean frequently used indoor hard surface areas, including children’s play areas, at least daily; first with detergent and water, and then disinfectant:

Not applicable

Clean frequently touched areas and surfaces, including in communal facilities, several times per day:

We will clean frequently used spaces, surfaces and objects regularly.

Clean areas used for high intensity sports with

Not applicable

detergent and disinfectant after each use:

Reduce sharing of equipment where practical and ensure these are cleaned with detergent and disinfectant between use:

Within the constraints of the game, we will implement arrangements to minimise the shared use of equipment where possible. Players and coaching staff will be encouraged to not share personal equipment including playing equipment, uniforms, bibs, drink bottles and towels. We will discourage the sharing of common stationery (pens, clip boards etc.) and other personal IT equipment (laptops, iPads, headphones, etc). Our Competition Administrators will remind Technical officials to not share personal equipment such as whistles and pens. Shared equipment (particularly netball and bibs) will be rotated or washed and wiped with antibacterial wipes or alcohol-based sanitiser prior to each match.

Ensure there is accessible detergent/disinfectant and gloves for visitors to use, should they wish:

We will make soap or disinfectant/sanitiser available in common areas for visitors to access.

Disinfectant solutions need to be maintained at an appropriate strength and used in accordance with the manufacturers’ instructions:

We will store sanitisers, disinfectant solutions and detergents appropriately and use in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Staff are to wear gloves when cleaning and wash hands thoroughly before and after with soap and water:

We will encourage volunteers and staff to wear gloves when cleaning and wash their hands thoroughly before and after with soap and water.

Encourage contactless payment options:

We will encourage appropriate food/beverage and cash handling arrangements are in place including the use of correct monetary value to minimise contact and where possible, we encourage contactless electronic payment.


Record Keeping

Keep a record of name and a mobile number or email address for all staff, volunteers, participants, spectators and contractors attending community sports activities for a period of at least 28 days. Ensure records are used only for the purposes of tracing COVID-19 infections and are stored confidentially and securely:

All players, coaches, team officials, technical officials and volunteers are

required to register and provide contact details through Netball Australia’s

National online registration system - MyNetball.

All fixtures are administered through an online Competition Management

System (CMS). If required the Competition Administrator can identify which

clubs, specific teams, players, team officials and technical officials participated

in any given fixture. The CMS is also complemented by team sheets.

For the purposes of contact tracing, accompanying parents/spectators will be

able to be contacted through the relevant players’ mandatory online

registration.

We have encouraged all participants to download the COVIDSafe App.

Make your staff and volunteers aware of the COVIDSafe app and its benefits to support contact tracing if required:

So as to further aid the fight against COVID-19, Netball NSW supports the Australian Government’s COVIDSafe app and has strongly encouraged all members of the netball community to get behind this initiative. We have encouraged members of our club to download the app from the Apple App store and Google Play.

Cooperate with NSW Health if contacted in relation to a positive case of COVID-19 at your workplace, and notify SafeWork NSW on 13 10 50:

We commit to cooperate fully with NSW Health if contacted in relation to a positive case of COVID-19 and notify SafeWork NSW on 13 10 50.

There will be no Net Set Go program or Catch and Play for 2020.

8am Net Set Go Non Competition (7/8s and 9s).

Based on the numbers the following guidelines apply.

All Grand Stands, Huts and Fences surrounding the Court are out of bounds for all spectators.

It is the Clubs’ responsibility/scorer to complete the scoresheet on the back with the spectators’

names and mobile numbers who attend each game.

Meet at Meeting Point 3

Teams will play on Court 1, 4 parents per team on Court 2





Will meet at Meeting Point 2






Will Meet at Meeting point 1



All spectators are to remain at the Court allocated for their team. No one is to move around the

Courts.

The scoresheets to be placed in the red scoresheet box on Court 22 outside the Clubhouse. If there

are any scoresheet discrepancies, please screenshot your scoresheet and call the Competition

Coordinator on 0414 911326.

Anyone entering the Clubhouse are to use the hand sanitisers provided.

Court 2 8 x

spectators (court

1&3)

Court 8 4 x

spectators (court 7)

7 6

Court 5 4 x


4 3 1

Court 9 4 x

spectators (court

10)

10 Court 11

4 x spectators (court

12)

12

Court 13 4 x

spectators (court

12)

14

Court 15 4 x

spectators (court

14)

Court

21 4 x


20 Court

19 4 x


18 17 Court

16 4 x


22 23 24 Court

25 4 x

spectators

(court 24) Court

27 4 x


26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control

Control - upstairs Scoresheet return – court 22 Canteen Toilets - Female Physio/First Aid

PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 NSG Court Plan 8:00

Additional Toilets

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PARKING

MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 22-27

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 – courts 11-21

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

9:30am Timeslot Junior games

11A, 11B, 13D, 15A, 15B



It is the Clubs responsibility/scorer to complete the scoresheet on the back with the spectators’






















Courts.





Court 2 8 x

spectators (court 1&3)

Court 8 4 x


7 6 Court 5

8 x spectators (court 4&6)

4 3 1

Court 9 4 x


10

Court 11 4 x

spectators (court

12)

12 Court 13

8 x spectators (court

14)

14 15

Court 21 4 x


20 Court

19 4 x


18 17

Court 16 12 x

spectators (court

15,17&25)

Court 22 4 x


23 24 25

Court 27 8 x


26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control


PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 JNR Court Plan 9:30am

2020

Additional Toilets

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PARKING

Total pax

448 MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 22-26

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 –

courts 11-21

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

11:00am Timeslot Junior games

10A, 10B, 15C, 15D






















Courts.





Court 2 8 x


Court 8 4 x


7 6 Court 5

4 x spectators (court 6)

4 14 Reps 3 1

Court 9 4 x


10

Court 11 4 x


12 13

14

Court 15 4 x

spectators (court 14

Court 21 4 x


20

Court 19 4 x

spectators (court

19)

18 17

Court 16 4 x

spectators (court

17)

Court 22 4 x


23 Court

24 4 x


25

Court 27 4 x

spectators (court

26)

26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control


PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 JNR Court Plan 11:00am

Additional Toilets

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PARKING

Total pax

404

MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 22-27

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 –

courts 11-21

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

12:30pm Timeslot Junior games

13A, 13B, 13C, 17A, 17B

























Courts.





Court 2 8 x


Court 8 4 x


7 6 Court 5

12 x spectators

(court 4&6&11)

4 3 1

Court 9 4 x


10

11

12

Court 13 8 x


14

Court 15 4 x


Court 21 4 x


20

Court 19 4 x

spectators (court

18)

18 17

Court 16 8 x


Court

22 4 x


23 24

25

Court 27 8 x


26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control


PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 JNR Court Plan 12:30pm

Additional Toilets

Spo

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s

PARKING

Total pax

448

MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 22-27

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 –

courts 11-21

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

2:00pm Timeslot Senior games

Div 2, Div 3, Div 6, Div 7, Div 8






Teams will play on Court 3, 1 spectator per team on Court 2
















All spectators who to remain at the Court allocated for their team. No one is to move around the

Courts.





Court 2 2 x


Court 8 2 x


7 6 Court 5

4 x spectators (court 4&6)

4 3 1

Court 9 2 x


10

Court 11 2 x


12

Court 13 2 x

spectators (court

14)

Court 14 2 x


15

Court 21 2 x


20

Court 19 2 x

spectators (court

18)

18 17

Court 16 4 x

spectators (court 17 &25)

Court

22 2 x


23 24

25

Court 27 4 x

spectators (court 24 & 26)

26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control


PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 SNR Court Plan 2:00pm

Additional Toilets

Spo

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eld

s

PARKING

Total pax

392

MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 22-27

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 –

courts 11-21

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

3:30 pm tTmeslot Senior games

Div 1, Div 4, Div 5, Div 9



















Courts.





Court 2 2 x


Court 8 2 x


7 6 Court 5

2 x spectators (court 4)

4 3 1

Court 9 2 x


10

Court 11 2 x


12

Court 13 2 x

spectators (court

14)

14

15

Court 21 2 x


20

Court 19 2 x

spectators (court

18)

18 17

Court 16 2 x

spectators (court

17)

Court 22 2 x


23 24

Court 25 2 x

spectators (court

24)

27

26

RO

AD

WA

Y

Umpires Control


PARKING

Construction Zone

Executive Parking

ONLY

Male Toilet

Gosford Netball Association Court Map – COVID-19 SNR Court Plan 3:30pm

Additional Toilets

Spo

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g Fi

eld

s

PARKING

Total pax

308

MEETING

POINT 1 –

courts 20-27

MEETING

POINT 3 –

courts 1-10

MEETING

POINT 2 –

courts 11-19

MEETING

POINT 4 -

Umpires

RETURN TO COMMUNITY NETBALL

Updated 18 May 2020

netballvic.com.au

Additions to COVID-19 Safety Plans Required for all COVID-19 Safety Plans following advice from the NSW Government on 16 July.

The table below includes the four items which were added to the NSW Government template COVID-19 Safety Plan on 16 July. The format is similar to the template previously provided by Netball NSW. The below can be copied in to existing COVID-19 Safety Plans or a full new template is available on the Netball NSW COVID-19 Toolkit page on the Netball NSW website here: https://nsw.netball.com.au/covid-19-toolkit It is important to note that the Association should review the ‘Actions’ column of the table and make any amendments which will reflect how these items are to be implemented. The below is a guide and recommendation. Wellbeing of staff and visitors Requirements Actions

Ensure processes are in place to exclude participants (including spectators and officials) if they have visited Victoria in the 14 days prior or any NSW Hotspots as advertised by the NSW Government

We will regularly (weekly) communicate - and require clubs attending our venue to communicate to their members - that any players, team officials, parents/careers and other Association or Club members must not attend training or matches, if they have visited Victoria in the past 14 days or any NSW Hotspots as advertised by the NSW Government. This will be done through a combination of emails, direct communication (ie Team App etc), PA announcements, social media, and signage.

Ensure processes are in place to exclude participants (including spectators and officials) if they have attended any of the reported case locations listed on the NSW Health website (nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates).

We will regularly (weekly) communicate - and require clubs attending our venue to communicate to their members - that any players, team officials, parents/careers and other Association or Club members must not attend training or matches, if they have attended a reported case location. We will encourage everyone attending the venue to view the NSW Health website prior to attending to double-check the latest case locations at: https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates This will be done through a combination of emails, direct communication (ie Team App etc), PA announcements, social media, and signage.

Take all reasonable steps to minimise the number of spectators attending community sport events.

Minimal spectators are allowed at the courts. Wherever possible we are limiting entry to one spectator (Parent or guardian) per participant for Junior sport. We understand this is not always possible, but we will endeavor to educate our members to be sensible in these exceptional times. For our senior timeslot where possible we will request that no spectators attend the matches. Spectators not from the same household will be reminded to social distance on the sidelines of all games and in the congregation areas throughout the day. This will be done through PA announcements, social media, direct communication and signage.


https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/latest-news-and-updates

RETURN TO COMMUNITY NETBALL

Updated 18 May 2020

netballvic.com.au

If sufficient numbers to field teams cannot be achieved, prioritise delaying the event rather than substituting with people from other teams or from the community.

We will promote and communicate the importance of the wellbeing of our members and have amended our competition rules to suit this situation, such as deeming affected matches a ‘draw’ rather than a ‘forfeit’. We will ensure that teams do not borrow players from other teams to be able to compete in matches. Wherever possible we will not allow players to substitute into another team and will not punish teams who are unable to play due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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