That was the message from ONA president Jane Dennis on Friday morning as she praised players and fans for their cooperation during this unprecedented season but was sure to mention that the collective efforts can't stop here.

Saturday's slate at PCYC is a massive one with a double header of first-grade semi finals contests on deck, as well as a host of showdowns across different grades that will take place both indoors and outside.

But to ensure the fixtures continue to be played safely, people must be aware of their obligations when it comes to the spectator rules.

"People need to respect the restrictions," Dennis said.

"If more than one parent comes to watch the game with their kid, we'll have to ask them to leave.

"We've had great cooperation from all of our players and spectators with our restrictions but we really just need people to continue to be vigilant."

Dennis also made a note to remind people that the rules being enforced aren't coming directly from ONA, rather from the powers that be.

"NSW Health is doing this to protect our community," she said.

"We're always keeping a close eye on everything they're doing but at this stage, the guidelines are still the same.

"We appreciate that it's finals and it's difficult for parents to stay at home but we need everyone to cooperate."