List of 17 items.

• Mandates

  On the day a student-athlete is planning to attend a workout, a parent or guardian must take their child’s temperature prior to the workout. A player with a temperature of 100℉ or higher will not be permitted to workout.
  
  Promote healthy hygiene practices to limit the spread of COVID-19 including:
  

  • Hand washing (20 seconds with warm water and soap)
  • Students should wear a face covering (masks or face shields) when feasible. (Face coverings will not be required for athletes while practicing or competing.)
  • The coaching staff and other adult personnel should wear face coverings (masks or face shields) at all times unless doing so jeopardizes their health.
  • Use hand sanitizer often.

  Intensify cleaning, disinfection, and ventilation in all facilities.
  
  Encourage social distancing through increased spacing, small groups, and limited mixing between groups, when feasible.
  
  Educate athletes, coaches, and staff on health and safety protocols.
  
  Require anyone who is sick or symptomatic to stay home.
  
  If a student-athlete, coach, or staff member becomes ill, he or she must go home as soon as possible. 
  
  Regularly communicate updates with students, parents, staff, and administration with cases, exposures, and updates to policies and procedures.
  
  Athletes and coaches must provide their own water bottles for hydration. Water bottles must not be shared. Disposable cups will not be provided.
  
  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be used as needed and as situations warrant or are determined by local/state governments. These items include gloves, face masks, and eye protection.
  
  Identify staff and students who may be at a higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19 due to underlying medical conditions such as:
  

  • Age 65 or older
  • Lung disease, moderate-severe asthma
  • Serious heart conditions
  • May be immunocompromised
  • Obesity
  • Diabetes
  • Kidney or liver disease

• Pennsylvania Yellow Phase

  All school facilities must remain closed per PA State Guidelines.
  
  Athletes and coaches may communicate via online meetings (Zoom, Google Hangouts Meet, etc.)
  
  Athletes are encouraged to participate in home workouts including strength and conditioning.

• Pennsylvania Green Phase

  Schools are open for students and staff.

  
  Pre-workout screening requirements

  On the day a student-athlete is planning to attend a workout, a parent or guardian must take their child’s temperature prior to the workout. A player with a temperature of 100℉ or higher will not be permitted to workout.
  
  Attendance will be recorded for contact tracing reasons.
  
  If individuals participating in sporting activities show symptoms, have a temperature of 100℉ or higher, or are sick, they will be sent home immediately.
  
  Any individual with suspected positive COVID-19 symptoms will not be allowed to take part in workouts.
  
  Student-athletes will need to contact parents/guardians for immediate pick-up.
  
  Parents should contact their primary care provider or another appropriate healthcare professional for guidance.

• Limitations on Gatherings

  Coaches and athletes must maintain appropriate social distancing at all times possible, including in the field of play, locker rooms, sidelines, dugouts, benches, and workout areas. During downtime, athletes and coaches should not congregate.
  
  Gatherings shall not exceed 50% of the total occupancy permitted by law for the facility or no more than 250 total individuals (whichever is less), including coaches per field or court.
  
  Sports-related activities are limited to student-athletes, coaches, officials, and staff only. Spectators will not be permitted. 
  
  The addition of visitors and spectators will be contingent upon future guidance from state and local communities.
  
  No locker room use for out of season sports will be permitted.

• Facilities Cleaning

  Cleaning schedules should be created and implemented for all athletic facilities and common areas to mitigate any communicable disease.
  
  Athletic facilities will be cleaned prior to arrival and following workouts and team gatherings, with high-touch areas cleaned more often.
  
  Weight room equipment will be wiped clean after each individual’s use.

• Physical Activity

  The start of out-of-season workouts for all school-sponsored sports will follow the Sewickley Academy Framework for the Reopening of Athletic Facilities.
  
  The framework will ensure that all student-athletes are reintroduced to high-intensity physical activity in a safe and progressive manner.
  
  This progression will allow the athletes’ bodies to adapt to increasing loads of physical stress over time which will help to decrease the risk of soft tissue and overuse injuries.
  
  The framework will also ensure that student-athletes’ bodies are given proper time to acclimatize to exercising in the heat, reducing the risk of heat-related injuries and illnesses. 
  
  The framework contains general requirements that all sports must follow and then individual safeguards and timeframes on the introduction of specific safeguards and guidelines specific for each sport.
  
  Personal equipment such as helmets, pads, bats, etc. should not be shared. This includes clothing, towels, and pinnies.
  
  If equipment must be shared, all equipment should be properly disinfected often during practice and events, as deemed necessary.
  
  Hand sanitizer should be used often, as resources allow.

• Hydration

  All athletes, coaches, and officials must bring their own water and drinks to team activities.
  
  Team water coolers for sharing through disposable cups is not permitted.
  
  Players will have access to refill their water bottles at a no-touch hydration station in certain locations on campus.
  
  There will be no sharing of water, and players should bring their own bottles with plenty of water.
  
  If the athlete does not bring water to their workout/practice they will not be permitted to participate.

• Transportation

  Modifications for team transportation to and from athletic events may be necessary based on the current Pennsylvania Department of Education guidelines. This may include:
  
  

  • Reducing the number of students and coaches on a bus or van.
  • Using hand sanitizer upon boarding a bus or van.
  • Social distancing on a bus.

  These potential modifications will be determined by Sewickley Academy, our bus providers, the Department of Education, and state and local governments.

• Social Distancing during Contests/Events/Activities:

  Sidelines/Bench Area
  Appropriate social distancing will need to be maintained on the sidelines or bench area during practices and events, as deemed necessary by the Academy, PIAA, and state and local governments.

• Who Should be Allowed at Events?

  Only student-athletes, coaches, contest officials, events staff, medical staff, and security personnel will be allowed to attend events until the state and/or local governments lift restrictions.
  
  When restrictions are lifted and spectators are allowed the following shall occur:
  
  Seating areas, including bleachers, must adhere to social distancing requirements of at least six feet of spacing for anyone not in the same household. To assist with proper social distancing, areas will be clearly marked. 
  
  Spectators should wear face coverings (masks or face shields) at all times.
  
  Caregivers and spectators will be prohibited to enter the field of play or bench areas.

• Overnight/Out of State Events/ Events in COVID-19 Hot Spots

  Sewickley Academy will evaluate each event and follow all local/state government guidelines on a case by case basis.  
  
  All out-of-state travel is prohibited until further notice.
  
  Every consideration must be taken to protect our students from unnecessary or potentially high-risk exposure by traveling outside of the region.

• Other Important Information

  Activities that increase the risk of exposure to saliva will not be allowed, including chewing gum, spitting, licking fingers, and eating sunflower seeds.
  
  Avoid shaking hands, fist bumps, or high fives before, during, or after games and practices. Limit unnecessary physical contact with teammates, other athletes, coaches, officials, and spectators.
  
  If multiple events are to be held at the same facility, adequate time shall be scheduled between contests to allow for facilities to be cleaned and disinfected and to minimize interaction between athletes. 
  
  Simultaneous games or practices at Nichols Field may be conducted. Guidelines will be developed for the use of the bathrooms, the Snack Shack, and passageways.
  
  Establish protocols to limit entrance and exit traffic, designating specific entry to and exit from facilities with clear signage. 
  
  Stagger pick up and drop off times and locations for practice and events.
  
  Ensure that athletes are not congregating while awaiting pick up and to ensure congregation or crowding does not occur during drop off. 
  
  Guidelines will be developed for food and drinks served at all concession stands.
  
  When restarting competitions, games, scrimmages, and matches will be limited to teams in the region (PIAA District 7 and District 8 only). We can expand beyond regional play based on the number of COVID-19 cases outside of our region.

• Positive Cases and Coaches, Staff, or Athletes Showing COVID-19 Symptoms

  What are the signs and symptoms of COVID-19?Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. The symptoms may range from mild to severe. 
  
  Symptoms may include:
  
  Fever or chills
  Cough
  Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
  Fatigue
  Muscle or body aches
  Headache
  New loss of taste or smell
  Sore throat
  Congestion or runny nose
  Nausea or vomiting
  Diarrhea
  Constipation 
  
  What to do if you are sick?
  If you are sick or think you are infected with the COVID-19 virus, stay at home.  
  
  It is essential that you take steps to help prevent the disease from spreading to people in your home or community.  
  
  If you think you have been exposed to COVID-19 and develop a fever and symptoms, call your healthcare provider for medical advice.
  
  Notify the school immediately (Division Head, Athletic Director, school nurse, athletic trainer, and/or coach).
  Academy administrators and health staff will determine if others who may have been exposed (students, coaches, staff) need to be notified, isolated, and/or monitored for symptoms.
  
  If a positive case of COVID-19 is diagnosed, contact tracing will be implemented by Academy administrators and health staff with the assistance of local health professionals and the CDC and DOH.
  
  What happens if a student or staff member becomes ill with COVID-19 symptoms during practice, an event, or during transportation to or from an event?
  
  We will make every effort to isolate the ill individual from others until the student or staff member can leave the school or event.
  
  If a student falls ill, their parent/guardian will be contacted immediately, and arrangements will be made for the student to be picked up.
  
  The ill individual will be asked to contact their physician or appropriate healthcare professional for direction.
  
  The facility where the sick individual was present will need to be disinfected immediately.
  
  When can a student or staff member return to athletics following a COVID-19 diagnosis or clearance?
  
  Students or staff must provide written medical clearance from their medical doctor, physician assistant, or CRNP.
  
  Return to athletics can begin once the individual is determined by a medical doctor, physician assistant, or CRNP to be non-contagious, fever-free (without fever-reducing medicine), has a vast improvement in respiratory symptoms (cough, shortness of breath), and experiences no vomiting or diarrhea.

• Education

  Students, parents, coaches, and staff will be educated on the following through posters, flyers, zoom meetings, emails, and phone calls:

  
  COVID-19 signs and symptoms

  
  Proper ways to limit exposure to COVID-19 (hand-washing, cough in your elbow, disinfect touched surfaces, social distancing, etc.)

  
  The content of the Academy’s Framework for the Reopening of Sewickley Academy Athletic Facilities

  
  Any pertinent COVID-19 information released by the DOH, NFHS, PIAA, and state and local governments.

  
  Guidelines for participation in summer workouts

  The purpose of this plan is to lay out a detailed and progressive return to physical activity for our student-athletes. This pandemic has caused our student-athletes to be away from their normal training routines for several months. Although many have probably stayed active on a daily basis, the intensity level, consistency, and duration of these workouts are unknown. Along with the unknown individual work capacity of each athlete, the start of this program in the heat of the summer creates the need for a structured progressive plan to ensure the health and safety of our student-athletes while continuing to following the best practices to mitigate the transmission and spread of COVID-19.

  
  This plan will follow the 50/30/20/10 rule that is outlined in the Korey Stinger Institute’s “Return to Sports and Exercise during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Guidance for High School and Collegiate Athletic Programs” document. This rule states:

  
  It is recommended that weekly conditioning volume be reduced by 50% from the uppermost volume on file in week one with a 1:4 or greater work-to-rest ratio (W:R) and 30% in week two with a 1:3 or greater W:R. Based on the protocol, the returning athletes can then return to normal training volumes and intensities based upon the professional judgment of the coach. For athletes who are new to the program, it is recommended that a minimum of a 20% and 10% reduction take place in weeks three and four, respectively. It is also recommended that the intensity (speed athletes are running) of any conditioning exercises not exceed the following to help decrease the risk of soft tissue injuries:

  • Week 1: 75%
  • Week 2: 80-85% (athletes should still have 2-3 gears left)
  • Week 3: 90-95% (athletes should have 1-2 gears left)
  • Week 4: 95-100% (athletes should have 1 gear left or be at top speed) Keep the number of full effort runs per workout at 4-6 (number of sprints decreases as the length of the sprints increases) and increase by 1 or 2 per workout.

  Hydration is an extremely important part of physical activity, especially in the hot and humid summer months. Since the
  
  COVID-19 virus is easily transmitted through respiratory droplets, the sharing of water bottles will be strictly prohibited. Each individual athlete and coach must bring their own water bottle(s). Athletes will have access to refill their water bottles at a no-touch hydration station in certain locations on campus.

  
  The plan for all sports with specific dates is as follows. (The outline of this plan was taken from the “UPMC Sports Medicine Playbook: Return to Sports During COVID19 Minimum Guidelines (High School).”)

  
  Education Phase
  
  Purpose

  To ensure proper education of the coaches and student-athletes on the policy and procedures of the Framework for the Reopening of Athletic Facilities and the Beginning of Athletic Activities.

  
  To educate students, parents, coaches, and staff about disease symptoms, spread, and prevention of the virus.

• Group Workouts

  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  

  Purpose

  To reintroduce our student-athletes to structured performance enhancement and sport-specific practices and workouts.

  
  

  To provide general conditioning and skill-building exercises for all athletes.

  
  

  Guidelines 

  • All athletes will be assigned to a group of no more than 10 that has a designated time for their workout. They will stay in this group for the entirety of Phase 1 and are not permitted to switch groups at any time.
  • On the day a student-athlete is planning to attend a workout, a parent or guardian must take their child’s temperature prior to the workout. A player with a temperature of 100℉or higher will not be permitted to workout.
  • Locker rooms are not available for use.
  • Students must wear masks to and from the workout.
  • Coaches must wear masks. 
  • Workouts may not exceed 90 minutes. 
  • Workouts should be individual skill-based and not team or competition oriented.
  • Athletes should remain six feet apart anytime they are not participating in a drill.
  • Any individual sporting equipment that is permitted for use (see individual sport guidelines at the end of this document) must not be shared and must be sanitized between uses.  
  • All workout areas and equipment must be disinfected after each workout. Coaches will adhere to the information they learned in the sanitization training. 

  Introduction of Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  

  Purpose

  Continuing the general conditioning and skill-building exercises from Small Group Workouts while adding team-related drills.

  
  

  Guidelines 

  • On the day a student-athlete is planning to attend a workout, a parent or guardian must take their child’s temperature prior to the workout. A player with a temperature of 100℉or higher will not be permitted to workout.
  • Teams may work out together in groups of no more than 10 student-athletes. 
  • Students may switch groups. 
  • Workouts may not exceed 90 minutes.
  • Locker rooms are not available for use.
  • Students must wear masks to and from the workout.
  • Coaches must wear masks.
  • Workouts may be team-related but there should still be an emphasis on individual skill.  
  • Athletes should remain six feet apart anytime they are not participating in a drill.
  • Any individual sporting equipment that is permitted to be used (see individual sport guidelines at the end of this document) may be shared (passing a ball between players, etc.) but must be disinfected in accordance with the information coaches received in the sanitization training. 

• Fall Sports Practices

  (If permitted)

  
  

  Purpose

  To continue to build on the general conditioning and skill-building exercises conducted during July and early August.

  
  

  To reintroduce structured performance enhancement and general conditioning to those student-athletes who were unable to attend the voluntary workouts during July and early August.

  
  

  To develop leadership within each sports team that promotes inclusiveness, hard work, team spirit, and sportsmanship while supporting cohesive team play.

  
  

  To prepare student-athletes and teams for competition versus other schools in the WPIAL.

  
  

  To help student-athletes learn the lifelong tenets learned by playing on a team. 

  
  

  While capturing championships creates a tremendous thrill and a sense of pride, it is the journey that will leave a lasting effect on our students. The discipline and the perseverance learned along the way, the ability to win or lose with grace and humility, and the teamwork, sportsmanship, and joy of competition that are necessary for success are some of life's most valuable lessons.

  
  

  Guidelines
  

  • On the day a student-athlete is planning to attend a workout, a parent or guardian must take their child’s temperature prior to the workout.
  • A player with a temperature of 100℉ or higher will not be permitted to workout.
  • Teams may work out together in groups of no more than 10 student-athletes.
  • Students may switch groups. 
  • Once academic classes begin, students will follow health screening guidelines established for the beginning of the academic day.
  • Locker rooms will be available for students.
  • Students must wear masks to and from practice.
  • Coaches must wear masks.
  • Workouts may be team-related but there should still be an emphasis on individual skill.  
  • Athletes should remain six feet apart anytime they are not participating in a drill.
  • Any individual sporting equipment that is permitted for use (see individual sport guidelines at the end of this document) may be shared (passing a ball between players, etc.) but must be disinfected in accordance with the information coaches received in the sanitization training. 

• Individual Sport Guidelines Return to Physical Activity

  Return to Physical Activity

  
  Boys and Girls Soccer Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  

  May not exceed 90 minutes 

   

  Soccer Balls: Used by one individual per practice and that is their ball for that entire practice. Passing the ball on the ground is permitted with the feet only. Only individual skill work is permitted. No heading of the soccer balls. No throw-ins.

  
  Goalies: Are not permitted to have balls kicked at them for the purpose of working on saves in any manner.  

  
  Goals: Goals may be used for shooting drills but each individual player must retrieve their own ball each time. No goalies are permitted in the goal.

  
  Practice Pinnies: May be used but not shared and must be washed each night by coaches.

  
  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted) 

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Soccer Balls: Used and passed from individual to individual in drills and scrimmages.  Balls should be rotated frequently and disinfected between uses. No heading of the soccer balls. No throw-ins.  

  
  Goalies: Are permitted to start their normal practice routines. They must disinfect their gloves on a daily basis and if possible multiple times during practices or switch to another pair of gloves.

  
  Goals: No safeguards on the use of goals.

  
  

  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If Permitted)

  
  

  Practice Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to noon 

  
  

  Soccer Balls: Used and passed from individual to individual in drills and scrimmages. Balls should be rotated frequently and disinfected between uses. Heading of the soccer ball should be taught in individual drills. 

  
  

  Goalies: Are permitted to start their normal practice routines: They must disinfect their gloves on a daily basis. The Academy has purchased extra goalie gloves should a field player be required to play in goal during either practices or games.

  
  

  Goals: No safeguards on the use of goals.

  
  

  Girls and Boys Tennis

  
  Team Related Drills in Small Groups Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes.  

  
  Tennis Balls: When a coach is hitting balls from the hopper, only the coach will pick up the balls at the conclusion of the drill.

  
  Rackets: Rackets may not be shared at any time.

  When playing doubles, coordinate with your partner to maintain distancing. Use your racquet/foot to pick up balls and hit them to your opponent. Avoid picking up balls with your hands.

  
  When playing a practice match, open two cans of tennis balls with different numbers. The player with the even-numbered balls should be the only one to touch them with their hands, and the same is true with the odd-numbered balls.

  
  

  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If permitted)

  
  Practice Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Follow the same guidelines as during summer workouts.

  
  

  Field Hockey

  
  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes.  

  
  

  Field Hockey Balls: Used by one individual per practice and that is their ball for that entire practice. Passing the ball on the ground is permitted with the feet only. Only individual skill work is permitted.  

  
  Goalies: Are not permitted to have balls struck at them for the purpose or working on saves in any manner.  

  
  Goals: Goals may be used for shooting drills but each individual player must retrieve their own ball each time. No goalies are permitted in the goal.

  
  Practice Pinnies: May be used but not shared and must be washed each night by coaches.

  
  

  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes.

  
  Field Hockey Balls: Used and passed from individual to individual in drills and scrimmages. Balls should be rotated frequently and disinfected between uses. 

  
  Goalies: Are permitted to start their normal practice routines. They must disinfect their gloves on a daily basis and if possible multiple times during practices or switch to another pair of gloves.

  
  Goals: No safeguards on the use of goals

  
  

  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If permitted)

  
  

  Practice Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

  
  

  Field Hockey Balls: Used and passed from individual to individual in drills and scrimmages. Balls should be rotated frequently and disinfected between uses. 

  
  

  Goalies: Are permitted to start their normal practice routines. They must disinfect their gloves on a daily basis. The Academy has purchased extra goalie equipment should a field player be required to play in goal during either practices or games.

  
  

  Goals: No safeguards on the use of goals.

  
  

  Cross Country

  No organized summer workouts: Coaches and athletes must maintain appropriate social distancing at all times possible.

  
  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If permitted)

  
  

  Practice Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

  
  

  Girls & Boys Golf

  No organized summer workouts. All phases: Clubs should not be shared but if they are for any reason they must be disinfected before being used by another golfer. Pins should not be removed for putting and players should only pick up their own golf balls.  

  
  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If permitted)

  
  

  Practice schedule to be announced.

  
  

  Girls & Boys Basketball 

  
  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes  

  
  Basketballs: Basketballs may be used by one individual and that is their ball for the entire practice. Balls may not be passed from player to player or rebounded by another player. All skill and shooting work must be done individually.
  
  Balls must be disinfected after each use.

  
  Shooting Gun: A shooting gun maybe used by one player at a time. If another player is going to use the gun the balls must be replaced with disinfected balls each time a new player uses the gun. The gun should be sprayed down with a disinfecting spray while following the manufacturer’s guidelines. 

  
  Hand shields: Not permitted to be used.

  
  Practice Pinnies: May be used but not shared and must be washed each night by coaches.

   

  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted) 

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Basketballs: Basketballs may be passed to and rebounded by other players. Balls should be rotated and disinfected frequently.

  
  Shooting Gun: A shooting gun may be used by more than one player at a time. As often as possible and any time new players used the gun the balls should be rotated and disinfected balls should be used.   

  
  Hand shields: Not permitted to be used.

  
  Practice Pinnies: May be used but not shared and must be washed each night by coaches.

  
  Winter Athletic Practices Begin November 20 (If permitted)

  
  

  Ice Hockey

  
  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Non-Goalies: Individual skill work and conditioning drills. May not take shots on goal with a goalie. Equipment must be disinfected daily.

  
  Goalies: Individual skill work only. May not have shots taken at them. Equipment must be disinfected daily.

  
  

  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Equipment must be disinfected daily.

  
  

  Winter Athletic Practices Begin September 9 (If permitted)

  
  Baseball/Softball

  
  Small Groups Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Baseballs/ Softballs: Balls may not be thrown or hit from one player to another. Players may throw balls into a screen or net but must be disinfected before another player uses them. The player may hit off a tee but the balls must be disinfected before being used by another player.

  
  Batting Helmets/Gloves/Batting Gloves/Bats/Catchers
  Equipment: Must not be shared at any time and kept separated as much as possible. 

  
  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Baseballs/ Softballs: Balls may be thrown and hit from player to player. Balls must be rotated and disinfected frequently.  

  
  Batting Helmets/Gloves/Batting Gloves/Bats/Catchers
  
  Equipment: May not be shared and kept separated as much as possible. 

  
  

  Spring Athletic Practices Begin March 8 if Permitted

  
  

  Boys and Girls Lacrosse

  
  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes  

  
  Lacrosse Balls: May not be passed to another athlete or shot at a goalie. Athletes may play wall ball or shoot at an empty net. The athlete should use the same ball the entire practice or use a new disinfected ball. Balls must be rotated and disinfected often.  

  
  Lacrosse Sticks: May not be shared.

  
  Goalies: May not have shots taken at them 

  
  Individual Lacrosse Gear: Must be disinfected daily

  
  

  Team Related Drills in Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  May not exceed 90 minutes

  
  Lacrosse Balls: May be passed to another athlete or shot at
  a goalie. Balls must be rotated and disinfected often.  

  
  Lacrosse Sticks: May not be shared.  

  
  Goalies: May do their normal practice routines and have shots taken on them. 

  
  Individual Lacrosse Gear: Must be disinfected daily.

  
  

  Spring Athletic Practices Begin March 8 if Permitted

  
  Fitness Workouts

  
  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  Either the Events Center or the field outside the Events Center will be used for workouts. No sharing of equipment. Equipment must be cleaned between uses.

  
  

  Small Group Workouts (If permitted)

  
  A determination will be made if the fitness center can now be used for workouts. If the fitness center is deemed usable, criteria will be established including the cleanliness of the facility.

  
  

  Fall Athletic Practices Begin August 17 (If permitted)

  
  

  Fitness training will resume.