When is your team returning to practice?

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What will happen to Fall collegiate sports? scholarships?

What do you think?
Many top athletes in class of 2020 are obtaining approval to defer a year. This puts the recruiting class of 2021 on a slippery slope.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si....e-for-covid-19

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What is OYSA’s position on clubs that have been doing team training for the past month in closed counties? The club in question in some of these comments was denied OYSA membership and thus pivoted to becoming a founding member of OPL. Is OYSA still
allowing these teams that have been training through Covid to register again through La Amistad?

The only reason a team is training is so they don’t have to refund the player fees.

If the players are getting together and playing that is different.

For all you who think they are going to die, they can get together in small groups.

Looks like OYSA made the right choice not allowing this guy in if he easily breaks rules and is not concerned about the safety of the kids. People have told me he is all about money and has been fired from a lot of clubs because of his behavior.

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The only reason a team is training is so they don’t have to refund the player fees.

If the players are getting together and playing that is different.

For all you who think they are going to die, they can get together in small groups.

Looks like OYSA made the right choice not allowing this guy in if he easily breaks rules and is not concerned about the safety of the kids. People have told me he is all about money and has been fired from a lot of clubs because of his behavior.

except for the fact that the team/club isn't holding any trainings. you people are nuts.

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No articles need to be read, unless you are bored and want some light entertainment from the Oregonian's opinion dufus. Clownzano.

The OHA has all the re opening guidelines/requirements by industry & sector they break it down by each phase (baseline, 1 or 2) these are not articles, they are the law for the moment.

OSAA guidelines??? Beginning May 26, member schools control what they will allow to take place at their school facilities with athletic/activities programs, in accordance with directives from Governor Brown, the Oregon Heath Authority (OHA) and the Oregon Department of Education (ODE). ODE has clarified that the directive stating that school facilities are closed through June 30 should be interpreted to mean that school facilities are closed through the end of the school/contract year the OSAA also got rid of their summer moratorium week. Also their current spreadsheet phase 1 guidance is not intended to be prescriptive but rather to elicit thoughtful discussion at the local level among school administrators,coaches, parents, students and communities. Which means it's nothing more than food for thought. With clarity the OSAA stipulates that all Schools and coaches, per OSAA policy, participation in summer sports/activities may not be required.

Just keep the con men off the public rentable fields with 'privates' unless they have a valid permit + proof of their business participant liability insurance. Camps for kids on the other hand are up an running on some of these public fields because they check all the boxes; pay fees for usage, provide insurance & follow strict OHA requirements + they fall under the OHA summer camp category.

Sorry, you lost me at dufus.

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The only reason a team is training is so they don’t have to refund the player fees.

If the players are getting together and playing that is different.

For all you who think they are going to die, they can get together in small groups.

Looks like OYSA made the right choice not allowing this guy in if he easily breaks rules and is not concerned about the safety of the kids. People have told me he is all about money and has been fired from a lot of clubs because of his behavior.

I think that is the point, the kids are getting together and "training".

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What do you think?
Many top athletes in class of 2020 are obtaining approval to defer a year. This puts the recruiting class of 2021 on a slippery slope.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si....e-for-covid-19

I think the link is an article about Bama football players testing positive for covid.

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Because gyms are privately owned and can control the number of people going in/out, clean equipment, etc. That being said they are still considered high risk. Read this to see why it’s going to be difficult to open public parks quickly, ie cleaning bathrooms, installing sanitizing stations, hiring more staff to supervise group sizes, social distancing, Cleaning playgrounds, equipment, etc

https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.o...ed/le2342E.pdf

Thanks for sharing. None of the requirements are likely going to be implemented that involve hiring more people or spending money. Because the money doesn't exist. Page 2 of the document is more likely, with the "consider" and "encourage" points being implemented. People will simply need to decide if going to a public park is ok with themselves, and prepare accordingly if they plan to go.

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What do you think?
Many top athletes in class of 2020 are obtaining approval to defer a year. This puts the recruiting class of 2021 on a slippery slope.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si....e-for-covid-19

What are you talking about? What top athletes are obtaining approval to defer playing????

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Thanks for sharing. None of the requirements are likely going to be implemented that involve hiring more people or spending money. Because the money doesn't exist. Page 2 of the document is more likely, with the "consider" and "encourage" points being implemented. People will simply need to decide if going to a public park is ok with themselves, and prepare accordingly if they plan to go.

Let em play:

https://www.letthemplayoregon.com/?f...gv1ZcHQDMSCozQ

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Sorry, you lost me at dufus.

The doofus name is not lost on you...it's all yours.

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No articles need to be read, unless you are bored and want some light entertainment from the Oregonian's opinion doofus. Clownzano.

The OHA has all the re opening guidelines/requirements by industry & sector they break it down by each phase (baseline, 1 or 2) these are not articles, they are the law for the moment.

OSAA guidelines??? Beginning May 26, member schools control what they will allow to take place at their school facilities with athletic/activities programs, in accordance with directives from Governor Brown, the Oregon Heath Authority (OHA) and the Oregon Department of Education (ODE). ODE has clarified that the directive stating that school facilities are closed through June 30 should be interpreted to mean that school facilities are closed through the end of the school/contract year the OSAA also got rid of their summer moratorium week. Also their current spreadsheet phase 1 guidance is not intended to be prescriptive but rather to elicit thoughtful discussion at the local level among school administrators,coaches, parents, students and communities. Which means it's nothing more than food for thought. With clarity the OSAA stipulates that all Schools and coaches, per OSAA policy, participation in summer sports/activities may not be required.

Just keep the con men off the public rent able fields with 'privates' unless they have a valid permit + proof of their business participant liability insurance. Camps for kids on the other hand are up an running on some of these public fields because they check all the boxes; pay fees for usage, provide insurance & follow strict OHA requirements + they fall under the OHA summer camp category.

Con men come out in the times of chaos and unrest. Don't be a victim to these charlatans.

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Con men come out in the times of chaos and unrest. Don't be a victim to these charlatans.

Lol...

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What are you talking about? What top athletes are obtaining approval to defer playing????

I know a lot of Spring athletes are getting an extra year of eligibility, but I don't think soccer would be affected since it is a Fall sport. Assuming, of course, that they are able to start and play the upcoming season.

I can't imagine most coaches are letting incoming scholarship players defer and take a year off. Red-shirt maybe, but the oldest class will still graduate and have exhausted eligibility so scholarship numbers shouldn't be affected.

Athletic department cuts, especially for Men's programs, is probably a larger concern for players.

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The doofus name is not lost on you...it's all yours.

Ok boomer.

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Ok boomer.

Is that an insult? or a just another tired response from a lazy millennial?

Same as it ever was.