IHSAA cancels moratorium, Coaches and player contact coming july 1st.

May 6, 2020 Mississinewa Media Director Leave a comment

Today’s Tribe Sports Report written by the Tribe Sports Network Director Ryan Scott.

In a recent news release by the IHSAA on player and coaches contact during the summer. The Indiana High School Athletic Association made the decision to cancel moratorium week and let players and coaches to start getting back together for off season workouts and for fall sports to gear up for the 2020 season.

“Rule 15-3.4 of the IHSAA by-laws provides that a moratorium week shall be observed on the Monday through Sunday which includes July 4th. July 1, 2020 would normally fall during the prescribed moratorium week. In light of the amount of time students have been restricted from school and contact with their teammates and coaches, the Association is hereby waiving Rule 15-3.4 for the year 2020. Therefore; contact with students under the provisions of Rule 15-3 may occur beginning on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 and continue through Saturday of Week 4 of the IHSAA calendar which is August 1, 2020.” -IHSAA

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Oglesby, Arbogast sign to play at the next level

April 8, 2020 Mississinewa Media Director Leave a comment

Today’s Tribe Sports Report written by the Tribe Sports Network Director Ryan Scott.

Football: Jason Arbogast will continue his academic and athletic career at Franklin Collage in Franklin, Indiana.

Basketball: Bryce Oglesby will continue his academic and athletic career at Elgin Community College in Elgin, Illinois.

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Student-athletes still need physical activity

April 7, 2020 Mississinewa Media Director Leave a comment

Today’s Tribe Sports Report written by the Tribe Sports Network Director Ryan Scott.

“This past week the IHSAA wisely cancelled spring sports for the 2020 season.
No doubt if you are a spring athlete you are feeling disappointment and disbelief. These are rare, rare times and the coronavirus has affected everybody in one way or the other.
If you are a senior athlete your high school sports career may be over, but the memories and friendships will last a lifetime. If you are an underclassman it hopefully won’t be long until team gatherings and training become reality again.
Student-athletes still need physical activity to keep their bodies and minds sharp. It’s important that you find a way to stay active and in good physical condition while social distancing from your friends. Speak with your coaches and trainers on what they suggest and continue to pay close attention to your school work.” -IHSAA

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