The OSAA just released their stance on Spring sports seasons in a memo to it’s schools. To summarize, the OSAA will follow the lead of the governor. If we do not return to school this Spring, the season will be canceled including and championships. The article leaves it to our assumption, but if we return
Fact: Currently school buildings are closed closed through April 28. Fact: OSAA has placed it’s member schools (all public schools and most private schools) in a moratorium state until April 28. Link: http://www.osaa.org/coronavirus What this means for us: No teams are allowed to hold organized practices or play games. Our facilities are supposed to be closed
Training-2-Action-Guide
You can buy a 3/4 inch by 10 foot pvc pipe at the lumber yard for like 2 or 3 dollars. Cut it in half and give the other one to a team mate. You can then keep sharp with those exercises.
As of today (March 15) we are still restricted from “practice and contests”. Our schools and facilities are closed, but you are not restricted from working out and getting better. Here are my recommendations: Get your sleep. Get your 8-9 hours each day. It is counter-productive to stay up late and sleep in late. It
In case you have not heard, governor Brown has closed all schools until March 30.
The OSAA has restricted all Oregon schools from practice and contests until March 31 at the earliest. Our school district has taken further safety measures to close our facilities during this time as well. If the decision about the use of individual or small group use of the facilities changes, I will make that known
I will pass on information about school and practice as I get it.
Due to an unfavorable forecast and other more unexpected circumstances, we will not do the marathon game this Saturday. Practice will resume Monday and that also is picture day.
We just found out today that St Helens does not have a JV 2 team so no game for March 17 for JV 2.
