To comply with Governor Holcomb's State Mandate, all players, coaches, assistant coaches, team managers, umpires, and volunteers must wear a mask unless batting, base running or fielding.

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The board met via zoom May 12, 2020 and approved a Fall 2020 Season that keeps our players safe amidst Indiana’s Re-Opening Phases. Unless the Governor, Tippecanoe Health Department or TSC make any changes to the currently published re-opening phases, Fall Season will begin August 16, 2020 and play up to October 16, 2020 weather permitting.

All age groups will play according to their age group cut off from the cancelled spring season; no playing up unless previously approved by Softball/Baseball Director (see FAQs on the website).

Tee Ball and Rookies Season will not be offered during Fall 2020. We invite our 5-6yr olds to please join us again for the Spring 2021 Season.

KSR leases its fields from Tippecanoe County School Corporation. We have approval to enter the fields/concession stand on July 1, 2020 and must close/winterize the fields and concession stand by October 31, 2020.

KSR will use the recommended health and safety measures by the USSSA where possible.

All players, coaches, umpires, spectators, volunteers, team managers and family members are to practice social distancing.

Any person who is experiencing symptoms of sickness will be prohibited from attending the event/venue of play.

All posted and published local- and state-regulated guidelines shall be followed.

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Every player is to have their own helmet and bat. No sharing of equipment will be permitted. Players must come to practice with their own helmet and bat. 

Team managers will wipe down all helmets and bats and catchers gear between innings.

If you need assistance getting a helmet or bat for your child, contact our Equipment Director Eric Bruce at ebruce2323@gmail.com

NOTE: ALL SOFTBALL PLAYERS must have a helmet with a face mask.

For Fall Season, each player (or their parent/guardian) is required to fill out a self-check health questionnaire BEFORE each practice AND each game. The assessment can be accessed through the TeamSnap App within each scheduled team event.

It is critical to have parents join board members, coaches, managers and volunteers in monitoring their families to help eliminate the spread of the pandemic at KSR activities.

Upon arriving at a dugout for the first time, teams are to disinfect hard surface areas
(benches, bat racks, etc.) to comply with the CDC recommendation of a two-step process for cleaning and disinfecting.

Teams will clean their dugout of all trash and other items after each game, and wipe down (clean) hard surfaces such as benches, bat racks, etc.to comply with the CDC recommendation of a two-step process for cleaning and disinfecting.

KSR will provide Coaches and Team Managers antibacterial wipes for keeping the dugout and equipment clean.

Players should practice social distancing by waiting outside the dugout whenever possible.

No seeds, gum or spitting in the dugout or on the field.

Players may wear PPE in the dugout and on the field if they choose to.

Players should plan on bringing an individual water bottle.

Team snacks should be individually wrapped and labeled and kept outside of the dugout area.

KSR will run the concession stand following all guidelines required by the Tippecanoe County Health Department.

Volunteers will wear a mask while working inside the concession stand.

Volunteers will be trained on proper cleaning, cooking, and customer service procedures.

The stand windows will be labeled for customers to practice proper social distancing including an order side and a pick up side.

All volunteers must be 16 years or older to help this season.