NYSPHSAA Update on High Riskwinter, Fall season two, and Spring sports

I don’t knowhow, but 2020 has felt like the longest and shortest year simultaneously. It is hard to understand. However, what is not hard to understand is that we all want to go back to some sort of normalcy in our lives. For many people within our local towns, villages, communities, you name it, we all would like to have high school sports again.

A few days ago, it felt like going and watching a packed gym full of locals cheering on the local team. But now, I do not know when that way become a reality. Fortunately, though, we may be getting just a little bit closer to that eventual goal.

The NYSPHSAA now has another update on the status of high school sports. In an over

I don’t know how, but 2020 has felt like the longest and shortest year simultaneously. It is hard to understand. However, what is not hard to understand is that we all want to go back to some sort of normalcy in our lives. For many people within our local towns, villages, communities, you name it, we all would like to have high school sports again.

A few days ago, it felt like going and watching a packed gym full of locals cheering on the local team. But now, I do not know when that way become a reality. Fortunately, though, wemay be getting just a little bit closer to that eventual goal.

The NYSPHSAA now has another update on the status of high school sports. In an overview from New York State Public High School Athletic Association, we have some more clear interscholastic athletics plans.

“In response to questions and concerns expressed by member schools, the New York State Public High School Athletic Association ( NYSPHSAA), offers this document as a recommended resource on how schools may consider approaching the “Return To Interscholastic Athletics.”

ASNYSPHSAA and its 11 member sections continue to gather information pertaining to the COVID- 19 virus and receive continued feedback the contents of this document may be revised. NYSPHSAA is committed to maximizing the interscholastic athletic opportunities for students across the state. Furthermore, NYSPHSAA will remain flexible in considering that certain sports may be impacted differently, and playmay need to be modified at some point during the season. Participation in interscholastic athletics is certainly voluntary for both the individuals and the schools. NYSPHSAA recognizes school district superintendents and boards of education have the authority