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Have to say my HS daughter was 50-50 on this. Her club team has decided to go ahead with a fall season for HS aged group, and she was anxious to play with them. Better coaching, better competition, more team cohesion.
But she has to play with her HS mates if there is a season. Will try to find a way to do both, since the HS season will last just 6 weeks, and the club games are all on weekends. Her club coach has already said she can skip practices, still play on weekends.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHave to say my HS daughter was 50-50 on this. Her club team has decided to go ahead with a fall season for HS aged group, and she was anxious to play with them. Better coaching, better competition, more team cohesion.
But she has to play with her HS mates if there is a season. Will try to find a way to do both, since the HS season will last just 6 weeks, and the club games are all on weekends. Her club coach has already said she can skip practices, still play on weekends.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHave to say my HS daughter was 50-50 on this. Her club team has decided to go ahead with a fall season for HS aged group, and she was anxious to play with them. Better coaching, better competition, more team cohesion.
But she has to play with her HS mates if there is a season. Will try to find a way to do both, since the HS season will last just 6 weeks, and the club games are all on weekends. Her club coach has already said she can skip practices, still play on weekends.
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Have to, as in “really want to”…I guess for the same reason ENCL was created to allow kids to play HS…Because after all these years of gaining expertise in a sport, it’s galling for some kids, I know, to watch their town HS program, with all the local attention it gets, without participating.
Of course, it does matter how decent the HS program is, or rather is not. Some are atrocious, and one reason our club decided to go ahead with a fall season when there was still uncertainty about HS, is that they had about a dozen kids who said they would participate regardless. Some are from towns which long ago said there would be no HS season no matter what the state allowed, others are from towns where the program is so bad they’re frustrated playing for it, as I imagine it must be for an elite kid to play for a really bad program.
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Although I agree 100% with returning to play, Fall HS Sports is not out of the woods yet.
Technically, Murphy left this decision up to the NJSIAA.
HOWEVER: Murphy can change the dates and cancel Fall Sports at any time.
Schools can also make a decision not to particapte.
There is no private high school personnel/representation on the Sports Advisory Task Force.
https://www.njsiaa.org/events-news-m...returning-play
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAlthough I agree 100% with returning to play, Fall HS Sports is not out of the woods yet.
Technically, Murphy left this decision up to the NJSIAA.
HOWEVER: Murphy can change the dates and cancel Fall Sports at any time.
Schools can also make a decision not to particapte.
There is no private high school personnel/representation on the Sports Advisory Task Force.
https://www.njsiaa.org/events-news-m...returning-play
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBut Murphy gave the go-ahead a few days ago for high schools students who are educated remotely to still participate in fall sports. Hard to believe he’d do that and then turn around and cancel everything when the NJSIAA gives the go ahead. Though it can change, at this point the NJ numbers are VERY low—seven day moving average of 10 deaths a day. Remember when there were more than 1,000 a day?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYou are right it makes little sense that he'd say remote kids can participate then yank it altogether. However, things can change quickly on this. I guess CT was set to go ahead then they put it on pause. They're waiting to hear. I won't believe it until kids are on the fields, and even then we'll be holding our collective breath until the "season" (such as it is) is over.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHmmm. Connecticut was well ahead of NJ in return to HS play a month ago. Would be astounding if they’re waffling now. Smaller state, but still, their 7-day moving average daily deaths is now 1. That ONE.
http://talking-soccer.com/TS4/showthread.php?t=164668
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