Don’t PASS Up the Opportunity to Win
Whether you’re practicing or warming up before a game, it is important to recognize the importance of passing drills and the affect they have on
Due to the nature of Covid-19 the below “Mitigation & Safety Procedures” will be updated regularly based on the current state, county, and local health requirements and recommendations.
Download and print our COVID-19 safety procedures for quick reference or to send to players and their families.
AMP Events and 5on Futsal understands that risk of exposure to communicable diseases cannot be 100% eliminated and has compiled the following guidelines and protocols to maximize the safety of all players, coaches, spectators and tournament staff. These protocols are obtained from an extensive network that are the “Best Practices” set forth by health, safety and government agencies. 5on Futsal primarily used guidance from the CDC and State Health Departments as well as US Soccer.
General hygiene practices to reduce the risk of spread of infection, the following practices are recommended to mitigate transmission of communicable disease, including COVID-19.
Based on years of soccer/futsal administration and event management experience, 5on Futsal stands ready prior, during and after every tournament to revise these procedures with the latest information as needed to deliver the safest game day and tournament environment possible. Our best practices and the exact methods for implementing these guidelines and recommendations may vary for AMP Events.
Implementing these initiatives will require a coordinated and cooperative effort between 5on Futsal, participating clubs/teams, coaches, players and parents, referees and event staff. While 5on Futsal is tasked to create and maintain a safe tournament environment, clubs/teams and parents are the only ones who can make the decision for their player/child to participate.
General Tournament Facility Sanitizing
Pre-Event Protocols: General Health & Safety
Game-Day Protocols: General Health & Safety
Pre & Post Game
Players, coaches, referees and spectators must:
During the Game
Players & Coaches:
Substitutions:
Equipment:
Post-Event Protocols: General Health & Safety
Clubs/Teams: Coaches & Coaches
Injured Players
Spectators: Parents
Referees
Tournament Staff
Help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 by doing your part. Be prepared by knowing our protocols and training your players, parents and spectators before they arrive onsite.
DISCLAIMER: The health, safety, and welfare of all event participants is the top priority of 5on Futsal. This plan is dynamic and a work in progress. It will be adjusted and updated regularly to reflect new information and guidance from federal and state governments, as well as health organizations, and soccer/futsal governing bodies. All communicable disease mitigation recommendations and best practices outlined within are intended to deliver the safest game day and tournament environment possible. However, following these guidelines does not eliminate 100% of the risk and potential for exposure.
By registering for 5on Futsal, attending, and entering event facilities, all participants, including, but not limited to, coaches, players, parents, spectators, event staff, vendors, partners, medical and training staff, facility staff, public safety, and administrators agree to follow all national, state, local, and facility guidelines, and assume all responsibility of risk in attending 5on Futsal. By entering the facilities where 5on Futsal is held, participants agree to indemnify 5on Futsal, or its staff nor hold them responsible for any sickness or health conditions that may result from attending the tournament.
Whether you’re practicing or warming up before a game, it is important to recognize the importance of passing drills and the affect they have on