Guidelines/Information for returning to play
Breaking news: July 1st, 2021
BC moved to Step 3 in the Return to Sport Plan
For sports, this means:
~ All outdoor and indoor sports for adults and youth are allowed. This includes games, competitions and practices.
~Gym and recreation facilities are at normal capacity
~Outdoor spectators - 5,000 people allowed or 50% capacity whichever is greater
~Indoor spectators - 50 people or 50% capacity whichever is greater.
Link for more detailed information on BC’s Restart Program
June 15.2021
The June 15th announcement from PHO continues to lift many of the restriction to pickleball play in BC.
BC is now in Step 2 of the Return to Sport plan.
Basic expectations below are still in effect:
Physical distancing of 2 m off the court is still required indoors and outdoors.
Masks must be worn indoors
Do not come to any venue if you are sick
Hand hygiene is expected
Cleaning of high touchpoint surfaces is required. Balls and paddles should be cleaned after play.
Outdoor play
Travel to more than one facility is now allowed
Physical distancing on the court is not required
Maximum group size is 50 people
Competition is allowed
50 spectators allowed
Indoor play
Travel to more than one facility is allowed.
Physical distancing on the court is not required
Maximum group size is 50 people
Competition is allowed
No spectators allowed
Time line from viaSPORT (updated June 1.2021)
BC moved to Step 3 in the Return to Sport Plan
For sports, this means:
~ All outdoor and indoor sports for adults and youth are allowed. This includes games, competitions and practices.
~Gym and recreation facilities are at normal capacity
~Outdoor spectators - 5,000 people allowed or 50% capacity whichever is greater
~Indoor spectators - 50 people or 50% capacity whichever is greater.
Link for more detailed information on BC’s Restart Program
June 15.2021
The June 15th announcement from PHO continues to lift many of the restriction to pickleball play in BC.
BC is now in Step 2 of the Return to Sport plan.
Basic expectations below are still in effect:
Physical distancing of 2 m off the court is still required indoors and outdoors.
Masks must be worn indoors
Do not come to any venue if you are sick
Hand hygiene is expected
Cleaning of high touchpoint surfaces is required. Balls and paddles should be cleaned after play.
Outdoor play
Travel to more than one facility is now allowed
Physical distancing on the court is not required
Maximum group size is 50 people
Competition is allowed
50 spectators allowed
Indoor play
Travel to more than one facility is allowed.
Physical distancing on the court is not required
Maximum group size is 50 people
Competition is allowed
No spectators allowed
Time line from viaSPORT (updated June 1.2021)
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From:
PICKLEBALLBC
Pickleball Canada USAPA 
Delta Pickleball Association
Vernon Pickleball Association City of Nanaimo City of Parksville Nelson Pickleball Club Sun City Grand, Arizona |
Guidelines/Information:
Link Update Feb 15.21 - Restrictions remain
Link Update January 1.2021 Link (Return to Sport – Pickleball June 28.2020) Link (Return to Sport – Pickleball June 12.2020) Link (Return to Sport – Pickleball May 1.2020) Link (Physical Distancing and Doubles Play) Link (Air Supported Structures) Link (Indoor pickleball) |
Other sports:
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Tennis British Columbia
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Walter Knecht, President of PICKLEBALLBC hosted online 'town hall' meetings. Information from these meetings:
May 11.2020 - Notes from Zoom meeting
May 13.2020 - Notes from Zoom meeting
May 13.2020 - Video recording of Zoom meeting (password to access 0d%k79*6
May 11.2020 - Notes from Zoom meeting
May 13.2020 - Notes from Zoom meeting
May 13.2020 - Video recording of Zoom meeting (password to access 0d%k79*6
Documents
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Oceanside Pickleball Club, Parksville - Draft of waiver North Shore Pickleball Club, North Vancouver - Attendance Sheet Penticton Pickleball Club - Pickleball Proposal & Player Expectations Thanks to the clubs for giving permission to share.
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