Carolina Amateur Hockey Association

COVID 19 Information for Players, Coaches and Associations

This page is no longer updated and is intended for archival purposes only. Please check your association, rink, municipality, state, and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for current mandates, restrictions and recommendations.

As we navigate through the 2020-2021 season, important updates from CAHA and USA Hockey will be posted on this webpage for North Carolina and South Carolina members.

With common sense and a commitment to do our part by following safety guidelines implemented to keep us as safe as possible, we can contribute to helping eliminate COVID-19 by doing these five things:

Physical Distance
Wash Hands and Practice Safe Hygiene Habits
Clean Surfaces and Equipment Between Uses
Staying Home When Sick or Experiencing Any Symptoms
Properly Wearing a Face Mask.

The knowledge and circumstances around COVID-19 are changing constantly and, as such, CAHA will continue to provide updates and resources as more information develops.

CAHA COVID-19 Policy FAQ - Updated February 11, 2021

CDC Considerations for Youth Sports

USA Hockey Returning to the Rinks Guide

Mitigating Risk - a supplement to the USA Hockey Returning to the Rinks Guide

USA Hockey - Commonly Asked Questions for the 2020-21 Season

Report Regarding Immediate Proximity Associated with Body Contact in Ice Hockey

Dr. Michael Stuart from the Mayo Clinic - USA Hockey's Chief Medical & Safety Officer Says It's Safe To Play Hockey Now

CAHA Return to Play Guidelines

CAHA COVID-19 Financial Hardship Policy

North Carolina - Executive Order No. 180 Face Mask Requirement

North Carolina - Executive Orders Relating to COVID-19

North Carolina - State COVID-19 Information Hub