Gallatin R-5 School officials have announced rules and guidelines for attendance at home basketball games and wrestling matches during these pandemic times. The decision to allow a limited number of fans to attend athletic contests is subject to change, based upon information received from the Daviess County Health Department.
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Admission tickets will be issued. A maximum occupancy of 350 spectators for the home side (note: east bleachers) will be allowed. Visiting teams will be allowed a total of 150 tickets (note: west bleachers).
Spectators must present a ticket for admission and pay the normal gate fee. Face masks are recommended for entrance.
For Gallatin home teams, each family will have a limit of seven tickets per household regardless of the number of athletes participating. The tickets are required to be distributed to family members. If you are not going to use all seven tickets, please return the extra tickets to Athletic Director Baron Gann the morning of the contest so that other community members wanting to attend may pick up tickets.
All fans must enter through the south main entrance; no other doors will be open. Visitor seating will be on the west side of the gym due to sectioning off around teams. Gallatin fans are asked to sit on the east side of the gym. All fans are asked to sit in family pods and social distance as much as possible.
Any child not in high school must be accompanied by an adult and remain with the adult throughout the game. Children unattended will not be allowed. No student section will be available.
Concession stands may be limited to prepackaged items and bottled drinks only. Concession stand lines will be socially distanced, and no eating areas will be provided.
Spectators that do not have a ticket will not be allowed to enter the facility. All home contests will be streamed live using YouTube Live or Facebook Live for those fans that cannot attend. These links will be posted on the district social media pages prior to the contest start time.
Admission charge for individual games is $4 for adults, $3 for students, with senior citizens admitted free.
If these rules and recommendations are not followed, school officials will announce the next phase of plans to thwart the spread of COVID which will include limiting fan attendance more strictly.