Concordia announces updates to the spectator policy at Cardinal Stadium

Concordia announces updates to the spectator policy at Cardinal Stadium

The Concordia Department of Athletics has announced updates to the spectator policy specific for future home events set to take place at Cardinal Stadium. The decisions by Concordia were made primarily for the safety and well-being of all attendees, including student-athletes, officials, staff and spectators. Decisions were guided by the Michigan Department of Health, local health officials and the CDC.

The sports included for this announcement pertain to men's soccer, women's soccer, men's lacrosse, women's lacrosse and football. Due to the 50% capacity limit per the Michigan Department of Health and Human services, only essential staff, team personal and players/coaches families will be permitted to attend. A limited number of students, staff, faculty will be permitted to each event. 

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The following policies and guidelines will be implemented for spectators:

  • Each Concordia player and coach will be allowed a limited number of guest passes per event. This pass list must be submitted by the head coach prior to the day of the event. Only these pass list guests, Concordia students, staff and faculty, and game day personnel will be permitted to attend.
  • A limited number of students, staff and faculty will be permitted to each event. Those wanted to attend the game must show their Concordia ID upon arrival.
  • All guests are encouraged to do a self-screening prior to arrival. Guests may be required to have their temperature taken and undergo COVID-19 screening prior to entering. Those experiencing symptoms should stay home.
  • No other spectators or visiting fans will be allowed. Live video and stats will be provided complimentary for all home games at www.concordiacardinals.com. A downloadable digital game program will be available as well.
  • Game day supervisors will monitor crowd size and enforce physical distancing from all directions. Individuals that live in the same household (living unit) are permitted to sit near one another. Otherwise physical distancing should be practiced (at least six feet of space between individuals).
  • Facial coverings are to be worn when physical distancing can't be observed outdoor. Facial coverings must be worn in all walkways, waiting lines, and public restrooms within Cardinal Stadium.
  • Tailgating, meals, and group seating should be limited to family units only.  Concessions will be available on a limited basis.
  • The following policies and procedures will be monitored closely and revised if necessary.
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