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As 2020 comes to a close, NHSCA would like to wish its members, partners and other industry professionals a safe and happy holiday season. As we reflect on the past year for the industry, we would like to provide the readers of the NHSCA eNewsletter a look at the most accessed articles from the year. Our regular publication will resume Thursday, Jan. 7.
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NFHS issues guidelines for high school sports to resume this fall
Mansfield News Journal
From May 22: The National Federation of State High School Sports Association laid the framework for high school athletics around the nation to return this fall.In a 16-page document, the NFHS released a three-phase plan developed by the NFHS Sports Medicine Advisory Committee (SMAC). The document explains the three-phase plan and labeled sports as higher risk, moderate risk and lower risk.
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New guidelines for high school sports released
NJTV News
From July 17: There’s a new normal for high school student athletes across the state. Before the workout even begins, pre-screening temperature check, a daily questionnaire asking about symptoms, travel history and if they’ve had contact with anyone who may be sick. “We screened 210 student athletes and it worked out very well,” said Sandy Mamary, Westfield Public Schools supervisor of athletics.
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Should high school spring and fall sports seasons flip? Coaches weigh in
MLive
From July 10: One of the possible contingency plans being considered by the Michigan High School Athletic Association is to flip-flop the spring and fall sports seasons. The idea behind the plan is to give a high-contact sport like football – and indoor sports like volleyball and girls swimming – a chance to be played after what many hope to be the end of the pandemic in the spring of 2021.
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High school sports: Is flipping seasons a viable answer to coronavirus concerns?
La Crosse Tribune
From July 17: Time is the best thing on the side of a new proposal that has been submitted to the WIAA on the topic of getting high school sports going again. The proposal, submitted by a group of school administrators, suggests a plan that keeps winter sports where they are, moves fall sports to the spring and spring sports to next summer.
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Helmet safety could delay high school football season
KFOX-TV
From May 7: The spread of COVID-19 isn’t the only issue that could delay the start of the high school football season. It is mandatory for teams in El Paso and around the country to have their football helmets undergo a safety inspection. The companies that inspect the helmets, Riddell and Schutt, are currently shut down.
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States still holding onto hope for spring sports season
Athletic Business
From March 19: Even as state high school athletics associations across the country shut down their operations for the rest of the academic year, and despite a U.S. Department of Health & Human Services report indicating that the coronavirus pandemic could span 18 months, some states are holding onto hope that at least part of their spring sports seasons can be salvaged.
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Patience needed as states return to HS sports
Athletic Business
From May 28: For several weeks, Americans have been awaiting answers to several questions. When will restaurants restart dine-in services? When will hair salons and gyms be open? When will people be able to congregate for worship services? And, of course, when will education-based sports and performing arts programs return?And the answer to the all-important last question is the same as the first three – it varies from state to state.
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Night lights at school fields across nation a 'sign of hope'
The Associated Press via Fox Sports
From April 9: The virus outbreak weighed heavily on Brett Beesley’s heart and mind as the Dumas High School principal drove past the stadium along the main highway in his Texas Panhandle town. Seeking to brighten the spiritsof his suddenly disconnected students in a gloomy and frightening time, he made a decision. They should turn on the lights.
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Will coronavirus wipe out the high school football season?
The Mercury News
From April 23: The coronavirus has already forced high school officials to cancel the state basketball finals and spring sports season. Will there be a football season kicking off in August amidst the global pandemic?
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