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MSHSL Fall Sports Update
Today, the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) Board reversed a prior decision and approved the start of volleyball and football for the fall season. The official start of the season will begin September 28. This will allow 11 weeks of Volleyball and up to 6 games of football.
They are allowing the training week that was organized to continue this week. During the training window our coaches will emphasize safety measures and continue getting our students acclimated to the regular season with conditioning and basic skills. We are waiting for official expectations from MSHSL but know the following: The volleyball season starts September 28. There will be a practice period before games can begin. Volleyball will consist of no more than 2 contests per week with a maximum of 14 games during the season. No fans will be allowed in attendance per MDH guidelines. Only essential personnel will be allowed. The football season starts September 28. There will be a practice period before games can begin. Football will consist of up to 6 games. There may be room at the end of season for a two week section/regional playoff window. Fans will be allowed for football but numbers will be restricted. We do not know how this affects the spring sport training window or the start dates for winter/spring seasons. The MSHSL will take action on this during its October 1 board meeting. We have now started the planning process to ensure our students are ready to play. We will keep you informed of any new information as we receive it. 
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