Fortunately by looking at the schedules, it will be easy for US Club Soccer, Cal South, CDPH, and all County Health agencies to determine which clubs violated the Guidelines and mandate. They are handing the information to the governing bodies on a plate. They might even be providing video evidence to them as well. The governing bodies will either ignore the violations which will likely bother all of the clubs that followed the guidelines or they will crack down on them and show that have some sort of purpose. The clubs from CA that attend can't say they weren't warned. You can't really blame the parents for going if the club and coaches choose to violate the mandate. Any clubs that do violate it are sending a message that they don't respect the authorities. Let's see what the authorities do in response to the big middle finger they get shown by the clubs and the coaches. You then have to ask what other lines that same club or coach will cross in the quest for relevance.
I haven't seen anything from US Club Soccer since they sent out a reminder in October that all clubs in CA need to follow local and state health guidelines. This was their last public statement that I saw.
Violators become ineligible for US Club Soccer’s insurance benefits, among other potential consequences.