Rush Cup 2022 Tournament Protocols   The following guidelines are drawn from the US Soccer Play On Phase III Document and are subject to change.   Rush Union Responsibilities  Rush Union will have limited amounts of hand sanitizer available for visitors; please bring your own hand sanitizer.  All restrooms will be equipped with soap/water/sinks or a sanitizing station. Rush Union will NOT provide benches or tents on the sidelines. Teams may bring their own bench.  Coaches are encouraged place cones/markers down the sideline to encourage players to both place their belongings and social distance before/during games.   Coach Responsibilities Coaches are asked to stay home if they are not feeling well.  Coaches are encouraged to wear masks at all times while in the complex.  Coaches are asked to practice social distancing at all times while in the complex and when interacting with players.  Coaches are asked to reinforce to their players not to share water bottles and to enforce social distancing on the sidelines and during halftime break Coaches are asked to help players avoid huddles, handshakes, and high fives.    Player Responsibilities  Players are asked to observe social distancing when not in play (6-10ft). .  Players are encouraged to wash or sanitize their hands prior to and immediately after each match. Players are asked to bring their own water and water bottle.  Players are asked to avoid huddles, handshakes, and high fives.  Players diagnosed with or living with a person diagnosed with COVID-19 should notify their coach and NOT attend the event in any way.   Parent/Spectator Responsibilities  Parents are asked to stay home if not feeling well.  Parents are encouraged to wear a mask while at the complex when unable to properly social distance, and to practice social distancing before, during and after matches.  Parents should not gather in large groups before, during, or after matches.  Parents are asked to exit the sidelines quickly after their child’s game is finished so the next parent group can come out.  Parents are asked to monitor their child for fever, cough, and/or loss of taste or smell in the past 72 hours. If any of these symptoms exist they should not attend the event. No fever reducing agents should be used during this time.