Spring sports postponed
Hungry Horse News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 years AGO
Columbia Falls spring sports began last week, but are now on hold until at least April 13, the Montana High School Association announced Monday. (Teresa Byrd photo)
All Montana High School spring activities will be indefinitely suspended until further notice, the Montana High School Association announced on Monday.
This includes practices, contests, meets and festivals. The executive board will reevaluate the situation on April 13 and any additional information regarding spring activities will be provided as it becomes available, MHSA officials said.
If spring activities are resumed, the practice requirement for sports at that time will be five practices from resumption except for golf which will be the normal two practices required.
Post season formats will be adjusted by conferences as necessary with MHSA approval.
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