Coaches should check this web site and/or call the Field Conditions line (250 721-1911, ext 1), then contact each of the Team players and Visiting Coach (if applicable).  Players should rely either on this web site or Coaches/Division Mangers for updates to schedules.

Synopsis

All Lakehill grass fields are usually open for the Winter season. 

Braefoot Turf will remain open over the summer months. Contact the This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Braefoot Turf Field

Carpet is in good shape.  Field is draining properly with no issues.

SHOES:  Turf shoes or low multi-studs.  Blades may offer too much traction which may cause a knee or ankle injury. No long studded or metal cleats permitted!

USAGE RULES:

• Do NOT drag nets on field - use the wheels or carry them!
• Do NOT track grass onto the turf.  Brush of grass OUTSIDE the pitch.
• NO food or drinks (other then water) while inside the fences for the turf field
• Only players, coaches and officials on the field - all spectators behind the field perimeter fence please!
• Dogs are strictly NOT ALLOWED within the fenced turf area, including the concreate team bench locations.
• While the field is in use, teams are to stay OFF THE FIELD until their practice start time.  When a team's time on the turf is over, they MUST vacate the turf immediately so that the next team may begin their session.

Braefoot #2

Usually over the course of a season, the field will develop dirt and sandy patches in the goal end 1/3 of each side of the pitch.  Center 1/3 grass is usually in reasonable shape throughout the season.  On a heavy rain, water will pool first on the east end of the field.  When that happens, the field is considered closed.

To reduce field wear and tear, please do not practice in the goal mouths or high traffic areas.

SHOES:  Blades or studs

USAGE RULES:

• Do not drag nets on field - carry them!  
• Spectators are asked to stand and watch the games from the off-field sidelines.

Braefoot #3

Well drained grass that is in good shape most of the year.

SHOES:  Blades or studs

USAGE RULES:

• To reduce field wear and tear, please do not practice in the goal mouths or high traffic areas.
• Do not drag nets on field as it damages the grass - carry them.
• The small minis nets CAN be tipped on their back and skidded aross the field so long as they do not gauge the field.
• Do not move Mini nets to other fields unless under instruction or permitted by the techincal director or Lakehill executive.
• Spectators are asked to stand and watch the games from the off-field sidelines.

Reynolds Park

Usually soft grass is in good shape most of the year.  Does get muddy and squishy over the winter.

SHOES:  Blades or studs

USAGE RULES

• Sweep out the changeroom upon leaving the field.

Beckwith #2

Usually soft frass is in good shape most of the year. Does get muddy and squishy over the winter.

SHOES:  Blades or studs

USAGE RULES

• First games in the morning must setup the nets
• Last games must take down the nets