Beach Dodgeball
The beach dodgeball season has been postponed until the province hits Step 2 of its Re-Opening Roadmap. Read more on our blog.
Staying healthy with the COVID-19 guidelines
We’re following the guidelines provided by the government under its Re-open Saskatchewan Plan closely. The guidelines are subject to change.
Under the most recent COVID-19 guidelines, teams are required to play in mini-leagues of 50 players or less. In order to comply with these guidelines, we’ll be placing teams in mini-leagues of up to 4 teams with a maximum of 12 players allowed per team, including subs.
Because we won’t be having full leagues this season, we won’t be awarding prizes, though we’ll still be keeping score and you’ll have the bragging rights about being the top team in your pool.
We’re also implementing a COVID-19 Plan to help keep our players safe. Captains must share this plan with their players, and all players must obey measures put in place by facilities and directions from Play Sask staff.
Information station
Outdoor roster waiver
Please fill out the form to add your name to your team’s roster.
Waiver available soon
Policies & Procedures
All players in all sports are bound by Play Sask’s policies & procedures document.
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Frequently asked
What is the level of play? What if I’m a beginner?
For our Casual dodgeball league, all levels of play are welcome, especially beginners! Advanced players are also welcome, just make sure you keep it light. Our Competitive dodgeball league is only for experienced players who want to take the game to the next level.
What prizes do we get if we win?
The winning team gets a Play Sask champions T-shirt that changes every season! And we believe in spreading the love with prizes — we’re also lining up swag for best spirit. Plus, keep an eye out for random giveaways throughout the season. (*Note: No prizes will be awarded for mini-leagues while COVID restrictions are in place.)
How many players should we have on our team?
Teams have six players on the field, with at least two people of the opposite gender, so we recommend nine to 12 people on the roster to make sure you have enough subs.
I have a few friends who want to play, but not enough to make a team. Can we still play?
Yes! Each of you should register as a single, and let us know in the comments that you’d like to stick with particular players. We’ll do our best to keep you together, and we’ll give you the option to take a refund if we have to split you up.
What if the weather’s too bad to play?
Outdoor leagues run rain or shine unless there is standing water. Play Sask will inform captains of cancellations due to extreme weather two hours before the start of the first game. See the rest of our rain out policy in our policies and procedures.
