High School

Spring 2021 Lacrosse Registration Process
 

YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL 4 STEPS IN THIS PROCESS TO BE eligible TO PLAY

 Follow these steps to register and sign up for 2021 Spring Season  (Sophomores and Seniors who are returning players,  start at Step 3)

*VERY IMPORTANT:  PLEASE SAVE THE HARD COPIES OF YOUR CONCUSSION TEST RECEIPT AND COMPLETED PHYSICAL FORM, AS YOU MAY NEED THEM FOR FUTURE EHS LACROSSE REGISTRATIONS THIS YEAR

1)  COMPLETE mandatory Concussion Impact Testing (Freshmen, Juniors, and new players Only)

iMPACT (Concussion) testing can be completed online.

You will need to upload proof of concussion testing to complete step 3.

2)  Download, Print, and have Medical Professional complete Physical Exam Form (Freshmen, Juniors, and new players Only).

You will need this form completed and ready to upload in order to complete step 3.

3)  Register and Pay EHS Lacrosse Registration

Registration Fee Includes Practice Uniform, Coaching, fields, balls,  etc . 

Freshman and Juniors will need to upload proof of Concussion Testing and Your Completed Physical.  All will need to Register and Pay US Lacrosse ($35 annually) as part of this process.

You will need your US Lacrosse Member number (LINK)  for Step 3.  US Lacrosse Membership  is good for 1 year.  New Players will need to join US Lacrosse.

A QUICK WORD OF CAUTION... PLEASE DO NOT USE THE INTERNET EXPLORER WEB BROWSER TO REGISTER.  IT HAS RESULTED IN NUMEROUS GLITCHES FOR THOSE WHO'VE  ATTEMPTED TO USE IT FOR REGISTRATION.

IHSLL Registration Currently Not Open

EHS Mens Lacrosse COVID-19 Protocols

Daily Protocols
 

ARRIVAL

• NO RIDE SHARING ALLOWED
• All coaches must wear facemasks at all times
• All players to wear masks to the field, masks on before they exit their vehicle 
• Board member or coach to meet players at the south end of the tennis court
  • Board member/Coach will go through USL return to play wellness pre-screening form with the player
  • Board member/Coach to take player's temperature and record on the pre-screening form
  • If the player isn't showing signs of COVID related illness they will be welcomed into practice

ON-FIELD

• Field will be marked (small dot/x), all six feet apart, where players will place their bag and prepare for practice
• Masks must still be worn until player puts on their helmet and enters practice field
• Players will keep all gear and water bottles on their dot/x
• Players will return to this location for water breaks & team discussions
• No team huddles
• No sharing water bottles
• When not wearing a helmets players will have on masks

PRACTICES

• Coaches need to keep practices moving, we don't need players standing in line waiting
• Coaches will redesign warm-ups, explore better faster-moving drills
• Coaches to avoid bringing everyone together into a tight huddle
• Coaches need to avoid long explanations with players just standing

DEPARTING

• At the end of practice, players will be expected to put on face masks as soon as removing their helmets
• Players expected to continue to wear face mask until entering a parent's car
• NO RIDE SHARING ALLOWED

PLAYER'S GEAR

• Encourage players to wash pinnie after each practice
• Encourage players to clean any gear that comes into contact with other players during practice, after each practice

PARENTS/SPECTATORS

• Under current Central District Health mandates, we will not be able to have parents attend practices.
• CDH is considering spectators at events as a social group and therefore must be under 50 people
• We don't currently have the ability to regulate & monitor this during our practices
• Parents not to physically be on the grass fields at Eagle Middle School while practice is occurring, this includes the times before & after practice

Game Day Protocols for Determining Play

Ada County under a modified Stage 3 mandate

• • Dated June 24, updated August 11
  • In effect until further notice
  • Gatherings of 50 or more, both public and private, are hereby prohibited
  • Social gatherings of more than ten people are prohibited (indoor or outdoor)
  • Every person is required to wear a face covering that completely covers the person's nose and mouth when the person is in a public place, or on the property of a public or private or charter school, or technical school or college or university, and others are present and physical distancing of 6 feet cannot be maintained
  • Facial coverings are not required to be worn under the following circumstances:
    • (g) Persons actively engaged in athletic competition, training or practice when wearing a face covering is not feasible

FAQ

• Q: What are tournament/youth activity rules? Can they still play if they have less than 50 people? What about spectators?They can still play if they follow guidelines and establish protocols to maintain the six (6) foot physical distance among participants, where possible, and between youth, adult leaders and coaches, and parents or other spectators. Youth sports can still take place.
  • A: They can still play if they follow guidelines and establish protocols to maintain the six (6) foot physical distance among participants, where possible, and between youth, adult leaders and coaches, and parents or other spectators. Youth sports can still take place.
  • Q: Are spectators a social group (limited to no more than 10 people)?
    A: Yes

CDH Youth Sports Position Statement

• Stage 3 (current Ada County designation)
  • Group/team practices and scrimmages may occur, but no more than two teams or groups should be present. Total number of spectators should be limited to what is allowable based on local public health orders for max capacity of gatherings sizes.
• Stage 4
  • Scrimmages, games and no more than two leagues, schools, or groups should be present at the venue or field at the same time. Total number of spectators should be limited to what is allowable based on local public health orders for max capacity of gatherings sizes. If no max capacity size is indicated in a public health order, then organizations (including schools) should allow only the number of spectators where physical distancing of at least six feet can be maintained between non-household members.
  • If a team is traveling from another county, cancel or postpone event if team is traveling from an area designated Category 3 by their local public health department.
• CDH also further defined youth sports activities based on their “Levels of Community Spread for Idaho Back-to-School Framework”
  • These are the categories you have been hearing them update each Monday that the school districts are using to determine whether to have in-person or online classes
  • Guidance released today (Sep 3) notes that if a school is in Category 3 (not stage, but Levels of Community Spread categories) then only intra-squad activities should occur
  • When we move to Category 2 then games between two teams can occur (Eagle v. Rocky Mtn), but no multi-team or large tournaments

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