2021 WINTER SPORTS TICKETING AND SPECTATOR POLICIES
INTRODUCTION
This year, high school and middle school athletics continue to depend on everyone’s cooperation
and support to follow the safety guidelines set by the Ohio Department of Health, the Governor’s
Office, Ohio High School Athletic Association, and Kenston Local Schools. As we have seen, the
opportunity to play sports can be taken away by the spread of COVID-19. Information contained
in this document is subject to change at any time.
One of the changes affecting school athletics to begin the year was eliminating limits on the
number of spectators at all athletic events. As such, we plan to permit full capacity at our
sporting events this winter.
We are collectively working together to do what we can to keep our student-athletes, coaches,
officials, and spectators safe. We appreciate the community’s support and cooperation to have
a safe and successful season and school year.
HEALTH GUIDELINES
• Anyone experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should stay home. According to the CDC,
symptoms include fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue,
muscle or body aches, headache, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny
nose, nausea or vomiting, and diarrhea.
• Though we have kept seat markings in place in the event of the return of social distancing
requirements, spectators may sit in whatever proximity to others to which they are
comfortable.
o We do ask that visiting spectators sit in the visiting sections of our facilities.
• Spectators at our basketball, wrestling and other indoor events on the Kenston campus
must wear face coverings at all times except for the following reasons:
o A medical condition that restricts breathing
o Seated and actively consuming food or beverage
o Communicating with the hearing impaired
• All spectators must respect the policies in place at the various facilities we compete in
off-campus including Solon RollHouse, Elite Gymnastics Academy, and The Pond. In
general, face coverings are encouraged inside these venues.
o RollHouse: https://therollhouse.com/solon
o Elite: https://elitegym.com/
o The Pond: https://www.ilovethepond.com/faqs/
HOME TOWN TICKETING (ONLINE TICKET SALES PLATFORM)
Moving forward, no ticket sales will be conducted at the gate at Kenston facilities.
Tickets are now available for purchase online. This will be the only way tickets will be sold for
high school sporting events held at Kenston. Unless stated differently, all tickets will cost $6 plus
a service charge for adults and $4 plus a service charge for students.
Some sport-specific season passes are also available for adults and students at various pricing
levels. Unredeemed games will not be refunded.
Home Town Tickets are required to attend basketball, hockey (at The Pond) and wrestling events.
Tickets will be sold at the door at the Elite Gymnastics Academy ($5 Adult, $3 Student). Tickets
are not required to attend regular season contests in bowling or swimming and diving.
Tickets can be printed or viewed on a smart phone and will be scanned at our gatesfor admission.
Please visit the Kenston Home Town Ticketing website here:
SPECTATING AND TICKETING GUIDELINES
Away Games
Kenston is not responsible for ticket sales at opponent venues. Ticket policies for away
opponents will be communicated to families when available.
Home and Away Seating
Home fans must sit in the home sections and visiting fans must sit in the visitor’s sections at each
of our venues.
Ticket Specific to Event
Tickets are good only for that date and particular event and are not redeemable for tickets to any
other events. Tickets are therefore null and void after the date of the event regardless of whether
or not they were used for admission.
Kenston Staff Attendance
Kenston employees and one guest are entitled to complimentary admission to all home events
with the furnishing of a Kenston ID.
Senior Citizens and Children
Individuals over the age of 60 and under the age of 6 years will receive complimentary admission.