Coronavirus Information
2022 COVID Plans
14 April 2022
11 March 2022
25 February 2022
12 January 2022
2021 COVID Plans
19 August 2021
WHA COVID Safe Plan v8.0 19/8/21
28 July 2021
27 February 2021 Update
2020 COVID Plans
22 July 2020
Whyalla Hockey Association COVID-SAFE Plan
Whyalla Hockey Association Returning to play plan June 2020 v3
5 June 2020
Sports Competition to resume with restrictions
The SA Government announced that stage two of restrictions will be lifted as of June 5th allowing additional flexibility in training environments. Please read the below information that is applicable. This page will be continually updated as new information is presented.
11th May 2020
Sports training to resume with restrictions
The South Australian Government announced on the 11th of May the roadmap to easing restrictions that have been put in place due to COVID-19. Part of this roadmap was that sports trainings could resume with the restrictions for hockey being limited to training groups of ten athletes with a maximum of three groups training on a pitch at any one time, provided groups are remaining in a designated zoned area.
The SA Government recently announced that stage two of restrictions will be lifted as of June 5th allowing additional flexibility in training environments.
COVID-19 - Important Notice
2020 HOCKEY TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
A letter to the Whyalla hockey community
On Wednesday, 18/3/20, the Board of Hockey SA agreed to postpone the start of all hockey competitions and activities (which includes training) in South Australia commencing immediately. This decision has not been made lightly, and we understand that it will deeply impact the association, clubs and the hockey community.
What does this mean for the Whyalla Hockey Association (WHA), the sport and the member clubs here in Whyalla?
At this moment the Whyalla 2020 hockey season has not been cancelled, however this is a rapidly changing public health emergency and with Hockey SA we will continue to monitor the situation closely with SA Health, other relevant agencies and organisations to ensure we have access to the latest advice on how to keep our staff, the hockey community and the public safe.
It is important to note that the season is not being cancelled. The WHA will liaise with the four clubs in relation to the modelling and thinking in getting viable hockey competitions operating in 2020, after the postponement has been lifted from Hockey SA.
No club or members of any club will be allowed to use the turf or facilities until further notice.
If any member has any questions or concerns, please direct them to your clubs committee.
Tony Appleyard , WHA Chairperson
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