Weather Policy
At Paragon Star, the safety and well-being of our participants are our top priorities. We closely monitor weather conditions and reserve the right to cancel activities at our discretion due to adverse weather events, including but not limited to:
- Extreme Heat
- Severe Cold
- Lightning
- Tornadoes
- Other hazardous conditions
Every reasonable effort will be made to allow all activities. However, in cases of inclement weather, updates will be available on the Paragon Star website or through the Statusfy App. Weather conditions can change rapidly, and our staff will utilize various online tools to monitor conditions on-site to ensure the safety of players, coaches, officials, and spectators.
In the interest of clear communication, we will make every effort to notify participants of any cancellations as early as possible, ideally the day before or early in the day of the scheduled activity.
❄️ Cold Weather Guidelines
Cold weather conditions can impact player health, performance, and overall safety during practices and games at Paragon Star. Tolerance to cold varies by individual and region—athletes accustomed to colder climates may respond differently than those traveling from warmer areas.
Paragon Star follows recognized best practices and guidance from U.S. Soccer’s Recognize to Recover program to help coaches, referees, players, and families understand and manage cold-weather risks. These guidelines are intended to support safe training and match play during colder conditions and periods of extreme temperature.
The information provided is meant to assist with general safety awareness and decision-making and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Participants with specific health concerns should consult their physician or healthcare provider before training or competing in cold weather.
☀️ Heat Guidelines
Heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion and heat stroke, can pose serious and potentially life-threatening risks during practices and games at Paragon Star. Elevated temperatures, humidity, and prolonged physical activity all increase the need for proper hydration, rest, and monitoring of participants.
Paragon Star follows recognized best practices and guidance from U.S. Soccer’s Recognize to Recover program to support safe training and match play in warm and hot weather conditions. These guidelines provide recommendations related to hydration breaks, activity modifications, and participant safety during periods of extreme heat.
The information provided is intended to support general safety awareness and informed decision-making and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Participants with specific health concerns should consult their physician or healthcare provider prior to training or competition in hot weather.