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Where to park based upon your field for your Deuces home game at Jesuit
For all Deuces home games we have paid employees on site to assist you if you should need help. Look for the guys driving around in the carts if you have any questions. For about 90% of our home games we also employ an athletic trainer so if you have a player get hurt look for him to help. Since we normally play on the grass and turf at the same time, sometimes he is on the other field.
JESUIT LIGHTNING PROTOCOL
Jesuit has two built in lightning detectors (1) on the roof of their concession stand/bathroom bank on the south side of the football stadium which can be seen from the stadium and grass fields and (2) over the home side press box on the stadium field. If the siren goes off simultaneously a light will begin to flash on top of the buildings which means there is lightning within 10 miles of the facility. The facility will be locked down for a minimum of 30 minutes. Fans, players and coaches will be required to go to their cars. No one is permitted to stay inside the athletic facility nor are they allowed to stand outside the gates for their own safety. Any strike within 10 miles will reset the 30-minute clock on the lightening detectors. The athletic facility is all clear when the siren blows 3 short blasts and the light stops flashing. The gates to the facility will be unlocked by Jesuit personnel.
Please be advised that games may be called by the Referee’s, Jesuit Facility Manager OR Dallas Deuces depending on how many minutes are left in the game OR the current radar status.
EXTREME WEATHER: In the event of extreme weather, the bathroom banks at south end of the stadium field and the north end of the grass field are to be used as shelter.
