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There seems to be conflicting information on GoStanford.com:

Event attendees at other Stanford Athletics venues will be asked to complete a COVID-19 self attestation by scanning their ticket upon entering the facility. In doing so, spectators will attest that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have received a negative result on a COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) within 72 hours of the event date, and are not experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, or have not had close contact with any individual who has tested positive in the past 14 days.

But the table below that shows no attestation needed at Varsity Field Hockey Turf or Avery Aquatic Center.

I suspect the table (from 8/29) is out of date and is not current to the 9/13 update.

(I missed this initially:  The policy is in effect on 9/20.  So the WVB game on Tuesday is not covered.  "Stanford's women's volleyball match vs. California on Wednesday, Sept. 22 will be the first event requiring verification of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test for fans to be allowed entry. ")

The proof of vaccination applies to ticketed events so Field Hockey and Avery are not included. The new policy is planned to remain effective until 11/1, so there will be an update prior to the 3 November football games.

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There seems to be conflicting information on GoStanford.com:

Event attendees at other Stanford Athletics venues will be asked to complete a COVID-19 self attestation by scanning their ticket upon entering the facility. In doing so, spectators will attest that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have received a negative result on a COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) within 72 hours of the event date, and are not experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, or have not had close contact with any individual who has tested positive in the past 14 days.

But the table below that shows no attestation needed at Varsity Field Hockey Turf or Avery Aquatic Center.

I suspect the table (from 8/29) is out of date and is not current to the 9/13 update.

(I missed this initially:  The policy is in effect on 9/20.  So the WVB game on Tuesday is not covered.  "Stanford's women's volleyball match vs. California on Wednesday, Sept. 22 will be the first event requiring verification of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test for fans to be allowed entry. ")

The proof of vaccination applies to ticketed events so Field Hockey and Avery are not included.  The new policy is planned to remain effective until 11/1, so there will be an update prior to the 3 November football games.

[chrisk]

There seems to be conflicting information on GoStanford.com:

Event attendees at other Stanford Athletics venues will be asked to complete a COVID-19 self attestation by scanning their ticket upon entering the facility. In doing so, spectators will attest that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have received a negative result on a COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) within 72 hours of the event date, and are not experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, or have not had close contact with any individual who has tested positive in the past 14 days.

But the table below that shows no attestation needed at Varsity Field Hockey Turf or Avery Aquatic Center.

I suspect the table (from 8/29) is out of date and is not current to the 9/13 update.

(I missed this initially:  The policy is in effect on 9/20.  So the WVB game on Tuesday is not covered.  "Stanford's women's volleyball match vs. California on Wednesday, Sept. 22 will be the first event requiring verification of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test for fans to be allowed entry. ")

The proof of vaccination applies to ticketed events so Field Hockey and Avery are not included. The new policy is planned to remain effective until 11/1, so there will be an update prior to the 3 November football games.

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There seems to be conflicting information on GoStanford.com:

Event attendees at other Stanford Athletics venues will be asked to complete a COVID-19 self attestation by scanning their ticket upon entering the facility. In doing so, spectators will attest that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have received a negative result on a COVID-19 test (PCR or antigen) within 72 hours of the event date, and are not experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, or have not had close contact with any individual who has tested positive in the past 14 days.

But the table below that shows no attestation needed at Varsity Field Hockey Turf or Avery Aquatic Center.

I suspect the table (from 8/29) is out of date and is not current to the 9/13 update.

(I missed this initially:  The policy is in effect on 9/20.  So the WVB game on Tuesday is not covered.  "Stanford's women's volleyball match vs. California on Wednesday, Sept. 22 will be the first event requiring verification of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative test for fans to be allowed entry. ")

The proof of vaccination applies to ticketed events so Field Hockey and Avery are not included.  The new policy is planned to remain effective until 11/1, so there will be an update prior to the 3 November football games.