Monday, the Nebraska School Activities Association said it’s moving ahead with its scheduled opening of Fall high school football camps next Monday (August 10). The vote to re-open during the coronavirus pandemic was 8-0.
The only question is what the Omaha School District, the state’s largest district, will do. Media reports indicate that the Omaha schools may hold-off until August 31 to open its camps, which would change the overall landscape of the 2020 season.
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Let's keep everyone safe & involved in activities by committing to wearing a mask & practicing social distancing! Great message from NSAA District 3 Board of Director Dr. Jon Cerny of @BRLDWolverines. #NSAAMaskUp #nebpreps pic.twitter.com/g50WadXC0Y
— NSAA (@nsaahome) August 3, 2020
Currently, their are four games scheduled for August 21:
Nebraska High School Football Games 8/21
Cross County vs. Blue Hill
Laurel-Concord-Coleridge vs. Homer
Hastings vs. Lincoln North Star
Sandy Creek vs. Schuyler
From Nebraska School Activities Association
Those eight schools (above) are allowed to open their camps later this week.
The first week of the regular season for the rest of the state is August 27-29
