CVSA strictly adheres to all guidance set forth by USA Hockey, VSAHA, VOSHA, ACCD 9.1 and Governor Scott's Executive Orders.
We can’t emphasize enough the importance for full compliance with guidance on/off the ice. Our season depends on it. We all must be fully transparent when choosing to participate in our sessions. CVSA has been extremely cautious, and we NEED all our Hockey Families to approach each session with the same level of care for our community. Every chance we have to play this season is a bonus. There is no state tournament. Missing a practice or game to better ensure our season is a small price to pay if there is any concern.
We understand younger skaters may need assistance with responses but all individuals must be honest when answering these questions and consider the following symptoms for the last 24 hours.
Fever (>100.4 F/38 C) |
Chills |
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing |
Cough |
Muscle pain or body aches |
Headache |
New loss of taste or smell |
Sore throat |
Congestion or runny nose |
Nausea or vomiting |
Diarrhea |
Fatigue |
Have you traveled from or reside outside Vermont? | |
Have you or a household member had known exposure to a COVID+ individual in the last 14 days? (You can also test after 7 days and then return with a negative result.) |
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Have you or a household member been named a close contact or asked to quarantine by the Dept of Health? |
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Have you gathered with more than one trusted household in the last 14-days? |
Related documentation:
CVSA Return to Play | CVSA Refund Policy | Letter to Community |
Effective 01/04/2021: | |
Required Health Screening | Mandatory Unloading/Loading Procedure |
We have many safety protocols in place, some beyond the strictly adhered to federal and state guidelines.