Please read the COVID Rules & Guidelines for our upcoming events at Rowville Stadium for everyone’s safety as outlined by Basketball Victoria and the State of Victoria. These rules apply to MBL and all its sub-leagues.
- Before you go to our events, make sure you are feeling well and don’t have flu-like symptoms outlined by Dep Health Victoria.
- If you are mandated to be in quarantine and live within the red alert zones of COVID hotspots, kindly follow the restriction rules and stay at home.
- When you arrive at the Stadium make sure you use some hand sanitizers.
- Everyone must scan our QR code signage upon entering the Stadium for contact tracing compliance.
- Masks are required inside the Stadium all the time. This is MANDATORY. It should be worn by all players & patrons over the age of 12. Players and officials at the games don’t need to wear masks.
- Always observe social distancing when you can inside the Stadium.The maximum limit per court is 50 excluding the organisers and officials.Limit who you bring for now to 1 person.
- After a match, teams are encouraged to proceed right away to the hall (outside the courts) to ensure we are compliant. Players who aren’t playing should wear masks.
- Melbourne Market is closed this year. We might resume next year.
- Whenever we conduct player interviews, players are required to wear masks as it will be hard to social distance in this scenario.
The safety of everyone is the top priority of MBL.
As per the State and Basketball Victoria website, vaccination rules don’t apply to community sports, thus we are abiding by these rules. MBL and all its leagues have always been following the State-mandated rules. Resources (Nov. 1, 2021):
https://basketballvictoria.com.au/covid-19/return-to-sport-updates-for-associations-and-clubs/
Let’s be kind & respectful to each other. We expect everyone to follow these rules. Vaxxed or un-vaxxed, discrimination has no place in MBL. All the staffs of MBL are already fully vaccinated as of the 3rd of November. Enjoy the season!
Related links:
State of Victoria:
https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/