The Minnesota State High School League board voted to have a volleyball and football season this fall on Monday.
#mshsl board of directors votes to start volleyball on Sept. 28 with 10 days of preseason practice. The first competition on Oct. 8. 11-week season, 14 dual competitions.
Board now moving onto football. https://t.co/yoEoz2039b
– John Millea (@MSHSLjohn) September 21, 2020
The volleyball vote passed 14-4, with the football vote passing 15-3. This comes a month and a half from the August 4th decision to play both sports during the spring. Neither sport will crown a state champion in any class this fall.
There will be high school volleyball this fall in Minnesota. League officials just passed a motion to start the season Sept. 28 with 10 days of practice.
– First games will be Oct. 8
– Season will be 11 weeks, 14 matches
– No tournaments, and no fans in gyms @FOX9– Jeff Wald (@JeffWaldFox9) September 21, 2020
Football will play a six-game regular season schedule with playoffs to be determined.
That motion passes 15-3 and football will return this fall. https://t.co/KitCwJCSdD
– John Millea (@MSHSLjohn) September 21, 2020
