Football Ontario

Did You Know: Strategy 2.B

2018-04-09


When developing a schedule, a teams games may only be played a minimum of four calendar days apart. Mandate: 2017

Allowing for proper rest and recovery reduces the risk of injury, and maximizes weekly practice and preparation time. A longer recovery time between games would also enable players sufficient time to work through the return-to-play protocol and may deter players from rushing through the protocol to return to competition during a short practice week.

NOTE:
  • Make-up or rescheduled games (due to weather or unforeseen circumstances) may be scheduled with a minimum of two full calendar days in between. For example, if a team already players on Monday, a make-up game could take place as early as Thursday. Mandate: 2017


Questions about the upcoming changes, please don't hesitate to reach out to Ontario Football Executive Director, Tina Turner at director ontariofootball.ca! 

Competition Review - 2016

Our sport has just completed a Competition Review aimed at promoting optimal athlete progression and participation by fostering the right competition structure at the ideal time in an athlete’s development as described in Football Canada’s Long-Term Athlete Development plan

 



 
 

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