The Plymouth Ice Center will reopen for ice rentals on Monday, June 8th which is one of the first steps toward enabling youth sports to resume.  While this is very exciting, please know there are guidelines and requirements that must be followed to ensure a safe and healthy environment.

We are hopeful that in time we will be able to allow for more skaters and fewer restrictions.  For now, please be patient and kind with PIC staff as this is all new for everyone and they will be busy cleaning the facility and making sure everyone gets their ice time on time.

• A Coach or an Organization Representative must arrive 30 minutes prior to reservation and check-in with a Plymouth Ice Center Staff Person.  The Coach and/or Representative will be responsible for not allowing their group into the building until 15 minutes before their reserved time.  The Coach or Representative must stay with the group until the last person is picked up from the facility.
• Groups and teams will be limited to two pods of 10 per ice sheet with a total of 20 people or less on the ice including coaches in those numbers.
• One entry point and one exit point at PIC.  Entry will be through the main entrance of the building (front) and exit will be through the back of the building by the training center.
• Minor athletes age 10 and under are allowed one adult chaperone during their event. The adult chaperone must practice safe social distancing (physical distancing).
• General public will not be permitted to loiter or act as a spectator in the facility and will be asked to leave during this time period.
• Athletes will be required to leave the premises 10 minutes after ice time (event) is complete.
• Each rental group will be required to provide a COVID-19 protocol in advance which they will  adhere to during their time of the rental for the locker/meeting room and while on the ice.  This will need prior approval by PIC facility management before the rental.

Please read the attached guidelines as they will need to be followed in order to rent ice at this time.

WYHA will align to the Return To Play guidelines provided by Minnesota Hockey and the COVID preparedness plan prepared by PIC. These plans remain phased and somewhat fluid, so we appreciate your patience and understanding as the situation and related guidelines evolve. 

Helpful resources to learn more about Minnesota Hockey’s Return To Play Guidelines can be found here:

https://www.minnesotahockey.org/news_article/show/1106353