Cross Country Contingency Planning Updates and Focus Questions
Stay informed with the latest updates from the Cross Country Contingency Group meeting on May 27, 2020. Discover ground rules, committee members, current status, anticipated challenges, and focus questions for upcoming phases. Get insights on practice structure and safety considerations as we navigate through the evolving landscape of high school athletics amidst the pandemic.
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XC Contingency Group May 27, 2020
Ground Rules Everyone in attendance will be muted once the meeting starts. If you want to comment you will need to unmute yourself. We will try to manage the conversations to make sure everyone has opportunity. Feel free to submit thoughts via the chat function. Staff will be monitoring.
Karl Kemper, AD, Ashland HS Dave Williams, AD, Bend HS Chris Johnson, AD/Coach, Siuslaw HS Dan Neeway, Coach, Sunset HS Julie Hilsenteger, Coach, Centennial HS David Barkley, Coach, Wilsonville HS Suzy Cole, Coach, Baker HS OSAA Cross Country Contingency Planning Committee Scott Ball, Coach, Westside Christian Steve Ritchie, Coach, Kennedy HS Steve Hills, Coach, Southwest Christian Mike Olsen, OSAA SRI
What we know today: Summer has started! Phase 1 guidance has been provided to member schools. Phase 2 and 3 to be released highly dependent upon policy/recommendations from others.
What we know today: The NFHS has released Guidance for Opening Up High School Athletic and Activities The OHA has released Summer Camp guidance Actions of AD s and coaches over the next two months will determine what we look like in Sept.
What we can anticipate: Liability and financial concerns will impact decisions on how Districts proceed Facilities Practice/Competition Travel Fragmentation will occur in the youth and high school spaces need to be prepared for conflicting policies.
Meeting #2 Focus Questions How has the release of OSAA Phase 1 guidance been received? What types of activities are you structuring for your athletes?
Meeting #2 Focus Questions Continued use of face masks and physical distancing are likely to be a part of any recommendation until a vaccine is available. As we move through the different phases it is likely that group size will increase. What does practice look like as we move through the next couple of months?
Meeting #2 Focus Questions What about competition? If we have similar safety guidelines in place as the season starts are large invitationals feasible? Worst case scenario duals only? Interval timing methods?
Future Meeting Dates Wednesday, June 10 6:00pm Wednesday, June 24 6:00pm
