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Surrey Lacrosse Return to Play Plan

Click here to open the SLA Return to Play Plan, which is to be followed in conjunction with the BCLA Return to Lacrosse Guidelines, viaSport Return to Sport Guidelines and the BC Centre for Disease Control COVID-19 Guidelines.

2020 Refund Policy - COVID-19

Information on refunds for the 2020 box lacrosse season have been sent to all members. For further information please refer to the policy document.

If you have any questions that could not be answered within these documents please contact president@surreylacrosse.com.

Frequently Asked Questions - COVID-19 Impact on SLA 2020 Season

Click here to read the May 21, 2020 responses to questions raised regarding this season, refunds and other related items.

Sport Surrey’s Return to Sport Update

Click here for the latest communication outlining the process for the Return to Sport in City of Surrey Facilities and to clarify the responsibilities at all levels of sport.

CLA Competition Policy Change Proposal Approved

Click here to read the Policy Change Proposal submitted by the President of the BC Lacrosse Association to the Canadian Lacrosse Association regarding the restructuring of competition categories in minor and senior box directorates which was approved and will take effect in 2021.

viaSport: Return to Sport

Sport is returning to British Columbia in accordance with the phases outlined in B.C.’s Restart Plan. At the request of the Province of B.C., viaSport has led the creation of a set of guidelines on how to resume sport while operating safely during this pandemic.

viaSport is hosting a webinar open to all – municipal and recreation leaders, local sport organizations, facility operators, community stakeholders and interested parents on Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 1:30 pm.

Jared Kope and Heather Beatty, viaSport Return to Sport leaders will:

outline how sport will return to your community in a phased approach during the pandemic
provide the step-by-step process provincial and local sport organizations should consider when bringing sport back
explain the coordinated approach that must be taken by amateur sport organizations, municipalities, facility operators, and community stakeholders
give an overview of the major points in viaSport’s Return to Sport Guidelines
Answer your questions

Jared and Heather will also welcome Rebecca Tunnacliffe, CEO, British Columbia Recreation and Parks Association, who will share information on the return to recreation from BCRPA’s The Recreation and Parks Sector Guideline for Restarting Operations and answer your questions.

To register, click here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

To help you further, check out viaSport’s Return to Sport page which has FAQs and other resources to help you with this process. We hope you to see you on the webinar.

Special Updated Bulletin from the SLA Regarding Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Click here to read the April 6, 2020 letter from the President of Surrey Lacrosse Association pertaining to COVID-19.

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