Most clubs that are in one of those leagues also have teams in Cal South leagues and get their insurance from Cal South. That can affect their decisions and permissions regarding opening up fields and practices.
What's your best guess as to when trainings will resume?
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Yes and you have to have cards to play in a tournament, league, or anything. No cards no tournaments or league. For Surf for example you can't mix & match all players have to be USclub(ECxx, NPL) or Cal South carded.
This seasons 19-20 Cal South cards won't due for August neither will USclub ones expire July 31st. Need new ones for 20-21'.
For those of you who would like to support San Diego’s effort to accelerate phase 2 and include youth sports as a pilot program for the state please send the governor an email.
First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom | California Governor
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Support those efforts.
However have to wonder if bundling in the pilot with hair & nail salons, and others was a good idea? Seeing how newsome specifically mentioned the community outbreak regarding nail salons who we're already wearing masks prior to all this and said they would be down the line for reopening.
The limit of 12 kids for the pilot does help football and other sports that much good either so there could be some pushback on that front also.
jpeter
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No not really. The two MLS clubs are about the only ones around that don't get insurance through Cal South.
GAL (new) & DPL don't know if they have cards that are good for tournaments in socal since those teams had or used Cal South ones also in the past. If there now with USSSA that might work for tournaments like Surf.
Usclub & USSF cards work for those that have them at some tournaments but like what was mentioned its all the team or nothing no mixing so thats when teams run into issues.
Surf is actually a US Club sanctioned event so they don't need Cal South for that.
Soccer Bum 06
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Socal United
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The pilot was voted 4-1 in favor to send to the governor. The one dissenting was Nathan Fletcher, a good pal of the governor. Unfortunately politics will once again be a driving force in all of this. Such a shame.
State Approved accelerated 2.5 right away for SD but so far nothing on this. Gaspar originally said yesterday was key but walked that back to next Wednesday so who knows?
At this point maybe a medium to longshot, if/when stage 3 is rolled out by the state perhaps another chance for a accelerated roll out for SD?
Chalklines
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Mortality rate is still at 0.02% for the Virus in the US?
Depends on the estimate for how many people have been infected. 0.35 and 0.4 are what I’ve heard.
The clubs seem ready to go and to implement "safe" practices. The problem right now is that the fields will not let the clubs on.
Your state govt, county, and City all need to work together to get things back open. June field permits not being issued so July perhaps is the next chance if things get the go ahead next couple weeks.
kickingandscreaming
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Based on the latest CDC "best" estimate I saw it was 0.4% for people who show symptoms and 0.3% assuming that about a third more people get it but don't show symptoms. The range was from 0.2% to 1.0%. As you might have noticed, there will be "experts" who don't agree. So, you can pretty much count on finding an "expert" who supports a different range.
CDC estimates that 35% of coronavirus patients don't have symptoms
A third of Covid-19 patients are asymptomatic and 0.4% of those who get sick will die, CDC says.
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Chalklines
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lol this will never happen
Perhaps this has already been posted somewhere but it's pretty detailed. Definitely don't see tournaments happening this summer, particularly those with a large out of town/state/country attendance like Surf Cup and Manchester City Cup.
www.cdc.gov
Community, Work, and School
Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.
jpeter
PREMIER
Perhaps this has already been posted somewhere but it's pretty detailed. Definitely don't see tournaments happening this summer, particularly those with a large out of town/state/country attendance like Surf Cup and Manchester City Cup.
Community, Work, and School
Actions that communities can take to slow the spread of COVID-19.
ECNL put out guidelines for return to play:
Only about 5 states have any return to play dates so far, Return to play recommendations
https://t.co/4SV3cEVUzi?amp=1
Phased approach, 5 steps.
starts with 9 + a coach and will be 6-10 weeks before play to reduced risk & injury.
Face masks use by players & coaches should be in accordance with local guidelines noted in phase 2.
Cal south needs to come up with something eventually but they don't to be in a rush since no dates on the horizon just yet.
In any case this is going to drive up the cost of youth sports will all the new guidelines some clubs & facilities just won't be affordable or practical anymore as a result.
futboldad1
PREMIER
Please see my response in the other section of the forum..... I am seeing 6 weeks maximum not 10....... follow up question is why won't some facilities be practical once opened?
jpeter
PREMIER
Answered 6weeks is their minimum, could be 6,8,10 weeks depending on the situation. 2 weeks each phase there are 5 phases to the plan.
Staff and costs to open some Facilities to practices like schools with the new guidelines will not make it practical.
The increased costs just to reopen schools is a big problem there trying to mitigate now. Renting out fields and meeting whatever the new guidelines will be is not a priority and some won't do that anymore as a result.
oh canada
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Does anyone think we will not be wearing facemasks in 6-8 weeks? Guarantee we will be here in Cali. You won't be able to fully train without one then bc 6ft rule. I don't see kids playing games/scrimmages with a facemask requirement this summer. You should hope for normal game play (not tournaments) in September, October and first half of November. Many on this board need to adjust their expectations.
Depends on the location. Ventura County doesn't seem to believe in them, particularly outside (they've hesitated to do a mask order even for indoors like markets where it makes more sense). Los Angeles County is insisting you wear a mask even on the beach (which is a rule now widely being disregarded.... maybe 1/3 complying, 1/3 refusing 1/3 cheating when walking outside from what I've seen and headed towards less compliance). But yes, a mask order from LA County would be enough to derail practices and maybe the season in LA county.
Chalklines
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@Grace T.
Face Coverings Guidance
www.cdph.ca.gov
According to the state:
"There is limited evidence to suggest that use of cloth face coverings by the public during a pandemic could help reduce disease transmission"
SoccerFan4Life
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@Grace T.
Face Coverings Guidance
According to the state:
"There is limited evidence to suggest that use of cloth face coverings by the public during a pandemic could help reduce disease transmission"
CDC just said today that they have enough resource to show that mask covers about 50% of virus. Most countries in the world are using.
Personally, I don’t understand why people have a problem wearing masks to go to stores. Exercising is a different issue but going to a store is not a big deal.
Now to the good news! Phase 3 has begun in all but 11 counties. Wednesday the state will begin to talk about summer camp guidelines. I can’t wait to get my kids out of the house. Lol.