ARTIFICIAL TURF FIELDS require special care and attention and have rules that will contribute to their longevity. For these fields: Mission 15, COYSA Soccer Facility, KU Prospera Mission (beside H20), KU Rutland (behind RSS) (bubble covers on part of the year) and UBCO's Nonis field, please note:
No Food, Gum or Beverages (other than WATER) are allowed on the field surfaces.
No spitting on the field.
No items may be spiked / pressed into the turf (eg corner flags, tents etc).
Spectators are not to be on the field at any time.
For COYSA's Soccer Facility please see information below field layouts.
Especially note only water is allowed, no food at all and spectators are to remain outside the fencing.
Parking for the field is in the lot between Rutland Middle and Rutland Senior schools.
Actual address is 705 Rutland Road N
Quick look at addresses/description of fields:
U11-12
FIELD LAYOUTS:
CNB
KLO
Mission
Parkinson
Rutland
U7/8 SKC (South Kelowna Centennial)
COYSA SOCCER FACILITY RULES AND POLICIES
All organized group events or activities must be scheduled through COYSA.
Please be mindful of the neighbors and note balls going over the fence at the north end will not be returned.
Report damage to fences or field by email info@centraloksoccer.com.
For lighting issues text 250-575-7571. In case of emergency or injury call 911.
Use of this Facility and amenities are at your own risk.
30 day notice required for any booking changes.
To ensure a safe and well-maintained facility, the following articles and activities are PROHIBITED in ALL Facility areas:
The following are APPRECIATED from all users:
TURF FIELD USER’S RESPONSIBILITIES:
The turf is not regenerated like natural grass so anything left on the turf remains there, posing health and safety hazards as well as general degradation of the turf.
Please clean up after your activity!!!
PROTECT THE TURF FROM PHYSICAL DAMAGE
The Field Turf is a composite system consisting of synthetic grass fibres sewn into a mat. Between the fibres is a 1 ½ inch layer of small rubber pellets (infill). The rubber infill makes the grass stand up and is also the critical cushion between the player and the base beneath the mat. Foreign objects pose physical risks to the turf fibres, the mat, and the rubber infill.
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