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The Minnesota State High School League met on Thursday morning in a virtual format. The board discussed the winter and spring sports calendars. The MSHSL looked at models to start activities December 21, January 4, and January 18. It was reiterated many times that the MSHSL will use a calendar depending on when Governor Tim […]
The Minnesota State High School League has released the Boys and Girls Basketball guidance and information relating to the season and COVID-19 guidelines. Boys Basketball is scheduled to start November 23 and Girls Basketball is scheduled to start December 7. The nine-pages of information is below – [embeddoc url=”https://kroxam.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/basketball-guidance-and-information-1.pdf”]
The Minnesota State High School League has released nine-pages of guidance and information for Boys Hockey (starts on November 23) and Girls Hockey (starts November 30). The nine-pages of information are below – [embeddoc url=”https://kroxam.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/mshsl-hockey-guidance-and-information-10-28-20_0.pdf”]
The Minnesota State High School League has released seven pages of guidance and information for high school wrestling that is scheduled to start November 30. The seven-page document is below. [embeddoc url=”https://kroxam.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/wrestling-guidance-and-information.pdf”]
The Minnesota State High School League has announced that the Minnesota Department of Health has given updated guidance to spectators at indoor sporting events. Each team will be allowed up to two spectators per participant. Spectators must be separated by at least six feet between households/spectator groups, event spaces can’t exceed 25% of total capacity.
The Minnesota State High School League met Thursday morning and approved all winter sports with a reduction of contests at 30 percent. The story from the meeting is below. ATHLETIC CALENDAR FOR WINTER SPORTS- At the start of the meeting, former Crookston Pirate Wrestling Coach and current Pierz High School Wrestling coach, Skip Toops, spoke
