KSHSAA Summer – Guidelines

Over the weekend the Kansas State High School Activities Association approved a motion allowing high school football, basketball and volleyball teams to begin voluntary summer programs beginning June 1.

Although this motion was carried out by KSHSAA, teams must still follow their local health guidelines regarding group gatherings.

Among the guidelines teams are required to have at least two weeks of conditioning before being able to have organized team activities.

As far as high school football teams go, they will be allowed to practice and work on strength and conditioning only but will be allowed to participate in 7-on-7 competitions beginning August 3rd.

A team vs. team camp is also still permitted for football teams but isn’t allowed to happen unless it’s conducted by a third party and happens at least two days after the mandated conditioning period.

This motion carried out by KSHSAA passed by a vote of 48-22.