bartonj:				https://www.oregon.gov/oha/covid19/Documents/DataReports/Weekly-County-Metrics.pdf
K.T. Emerson (OSAA):	Thank you! The OHA does not specify the risk level for each county on this document,
						but this is a good place to start with the numbers for each county.


Heather Stein:			Spectator contact tracing is required for indoor?
Jenna Ravenscraft:		I thought it depended on the risk level your county was in?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Heather, @ Jenna - yes, the guidance for indoor recreation requires contact tracing


Jenna Ravenscraft:		Where is the return to competition covid paper/guideline
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Jenna - https://www.osaa.org/docs/osaainfo/ReturnToPlayFollowingCOVIDInfection.pdf


Y. Schultz/Klickitat:	Ball sanitize will be between time outs and quarters.
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Yvette - that works


J. Buczynski Willamina:	What is the plan for gyms that do not have air conditioning?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Jerry - look for ways to open doors, etc. to create air flow


Mike Hughes:			Obviously we cannot play basketball in red/extreme with only 6 players.  With about 50%
						of the state in red, is there any possible exception provided by OHA?  Or should we just
						cancel basketball now?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Mike - don't know if OHA will make changes to provide exceptions to the extreme risk
						restrictions, we are efforting
Mike Hughes:			In red/extreme, and we have completed opt in contact form,  we can practice basketball
						outside, correct?  100 people per area? And those practices count towards our 5 required?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Mike H - yes, all of that is correct
Christopher Dirks:		In Extreme Risk Level can we host games basketball outside as well if we have opted in? 
Brad Garrett (OSAA):	@Christoper  - gathering size restrictions are going to limit formats automatically.
						No limit on number of teams.
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Christopher - yes, schools are allowed to host basketball outside in extreme risk if
						the school has opted in
Mike Hughes:			If we are in red/extreme and move basketball practice outside, do we have to limit to 45
						minutes or up to 3 hours?
Kelly Foster (OSAA):	@Mike H - no 45 minute limit outdoors, that is only for indoors


David Heard:			Is there a set date that the OSAA is looking at to cancel Season 4 still?
Kenzie.Bennett:			Is there going to be a State?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Kenzie - the Board hasn't made a decision on Season 4 culminating weeks, will meet
						again on May 19 to make a decision
Kenzie.Bennett:			So the OSAA schedule is still in place until June 30th?
K.T. Emerson (OSAA):	@ Kenzie, Season 4 ends June 26.
Jenna Ravenscraft:		Association year still ends June 13th and teams can then move to summer stuff?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Jenna - Yes, End of the Association Year is June 13, summer activities may begin on June 14


Matt Myers:				We can still schedule contests during culminating week even if we do not qualify for the
						playoffs. Correct?
Peter Weber (OSAA):		@ Matt - yes, you can schedule contests during culminating weeks, just have to stay within the
						contest limits


Ty Gonrowski:			Brad, are we going to see any weight allowances this year due to the truncated nature
						of the season?
Brad Garrett (OSAA):	@Ty - I have already granted the growth allowance to all weight classes ... everyone gets +2


Justin Peeler:			Brad, has there been any guidance about duals vs tournaments? Can we have multiple teams at events?
Jenna Ravenscraft:		Does that apply to wrestling also - being able to have more than 1 team. so a Tri-match
Brad Garrett (OSAA):	@Christoper  - gathering size restrictions are going to limit formats automatically.
						No limit on number of teams.


Jenna Ravenscraft:		When will the updated ones be uploaded?  I submitted last week and its still the old one
K.T. Emerson (OSAA):	Outdoor Rec Guidance: https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le2351E.pdf
						pages 6 and 7 discuss the extreme guidance for outdoor pools- I do not see the same specification
						for 1 swimmer per lane, so I would interpret that as you must meet capacity limitations.


Kelly Foster (OSAA):	https://www.oregon.gov/ode/students-and-family/healthsafety/Pages/2020-21-Outdoor-Contact-Sports.aspx
K.T. Emerson (OSAA):	Here are the NFHS Virtual Swimming Considerations: https://www.nfhs.org/media/4119419/nfhs-guidelines-for-virtual-swim-meets.pdf


Matt York - Glencoe:	If we move to extreme risk in Washington County, if we do a virtual competition for Dance,
						are required to do that outdoors because of the 6 person rule?
K.T. Emerson (OSAA):	Yes, in Extreme risk Alan- In Extreme only 6 are allowed in the gym, if a dance team is larger
						than 6 then they would need to go outdoors for their performance or send in a video submission.