SCHSHL changes football dates due to COVID-19
The South Carolina High School League’s executive committee voted Wednesday morning to move the start of fall sports to September because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The South Carolina High School League’s executive committee voted Wednesday morning to move the start of fall sports to September because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The proposed season would begin Jan. 25 and run until April 2. It would include six regular-season games, followed by four rounds of the state playoffs.
This comes after a two-week review of the district’s health and safety protocols.
Lexington County School District One is the latest district to suspended all current face to face athletic practices, workouts, and activities.
Lexington Two will suspend summer workouts and athletics activities in an abundance of caution, due to a recent spike in positive COVID-19 cases in the area.
Richland County School District One announced its delaying conditioning activities for fall sports, due to the coronavirus.
He also had offers from Appalachian State, Arizona State, Arkansas and Charlotte.
The South Carolina High School league published guidelines on Thursday afternoon, detailing a return to sports this summer.
Lower Richland has a new football coach.
Rodney Barr is stepping down as the head coach of the Lower Richland football team.