Washington governor opens up state for youth soccer training and games

Keepermom2 said:
Nothing is going to happen without State guidance first.
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Don't take my word for it...

The decision passed in a 4-1 vote, with Supervisors Karen Spiegel, Kevin Jeffries, Manuel Perez and Chuck Washington in favor of the move. Supervisor Jeff Hewitt was the lone vote against the plan — because he wants even more local control over reopening guidelines than those put forth by the state.

“If there's too many cooks, it spoils the broth,” Hewitt said during the meeting. "We don't need the state, who knows nothing about Riverside County. ... We can do the things we need. We have that ability."
 
Cruzer said:
Riverside county is allowing 25% indoor occupancy. Temecula schools are starting back up in a few weeks on a hybrid schedule. Soccer is back to allowing 1v1/2v2 etc. Seems like we are moving in the right direction. SDSL is supposed to have games at the end of the month. We shall see!
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who? what? when? where? how? Not in California in a team setting yet.
 
MacDre said:
Why are you all on that man’s dick? Are you a nut hugger?
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Because he's a piece of shit human being that doesn't practice what he preaches. Keeps schools closed but not his kid's. Closes wineries but not his winery. He's Nancy Pelosi's nephew... so we all know this is political for him. You remember Nancy, right? Got dat hair did when salons were closed?
That man, and the dick he put into his best friend's wife, can go fuck himself.

Does that answer your question?
 
Chalklines said:
please expand on the bolded

who? what? when? where? how? Not in California in a team setting yet.
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Our club was given the approval to have small-sided scrimmages. Please check with your club in getting approval to do the same. From what I understand, it's an extensive process that requires many stages and check-ins with the club. This process started back in March/April. It is not given to all clubs carte blanc. Good luck!
 
Cruzer said:
Our club was given the approval to have small-sided scrimmages. Please check with your club in getting approval to do the same. From what I understand, it's an extensive process that requires many stages and check-ins with the club. This process started back in March/April. It is not given to all clubs carte blanc. Good luck!
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im assuming your kid plays for the BLUES, correct?
 
Cruzer said:
No, I think they are in the OC. We are in the Temecula Valley. That'll probably narrow it down.
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Welcome Cruzer. I love Temecula Valley and was fortunate to live there for 11 years. I made the drive to da Blues for two years and was called all sorts of names on here.
 
I'm hearing Surf Cup - Thanksgiving is dead and soon to be announced.

What's the consensus about the Desert Super Cup in Scottsdale that same weekend?
 
Cruzer said:
Our club was given the approval to have small-sided scrimmages. Please check with your club in getting approval to do the same. From what I understand, it's an extensive process that requires many stages and check-ins with the club. This process started back in March/April. It is not given to all clubs carte blanc. Good luck!
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I would love to know more about this. Your club was give the approval by who??
 
Cruzer said:
Don't take my word for it...

The decision passed in a 4-1 vote, with Supervisors Karen Spiegel, Kevin Jeffries, Manuel Perez and Chuck Washington in favor of the move. Supervisor Jeff Hewitt was the lone vote against the plan — because he wants even more local control over reopening guidelines than those put forth by the state.

“If there's too many cooks, it spoils the broth,” Hewitt said during the meeting. "We don't need the state, who knows nothing about Riverside County. ... We can do the things we need. We have that ability."
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Okay...they are choosing to go against the State. I believe that could result in consequences and I doubt many will follow that lead.
 
The Outlaw said:
Because he's a piece of shit human being that doesn't practice what he preaches. Keeps schools closed but not his kid's. Closes wineries but not his winery. He's Nancy Pelosi's nephew... so we all know this is political for him. You remember Nancy, right? Got dat hair did when salons were closed?
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I like a lot of your posts @The Outlaw, but man this one is pretty silly. Newsom's winery was in Napa County which wasn't on the watch list. Which, means A LOT of wineries were still open. In regards to his kids and school, just like a ton of other schools across the state, his kid's school applied for a waiver. I'm not suggesting he's batting 1000, but let's at least not lose sight of logic and critical thinking.
 
Chalklines said:
figured everyone was still in phase 1.
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Everyone is subject to the Youth Sports guidelines issued by the state in July. The guidelines say players must maintain 6 ft of distance and be in a stable cohort. This is what is preventing teams in California from playing in competition. As far as I know, anyone playing games is violating state guidelines. Clubs will not do this because their insurance will not cover them if they do. Until new guidelines are issued, clubs are stuck adhering to the state, or breaking the rule and risking collective and individual coach liability.
 
chiefs said:
Explain the consequences? Is it monetary? The more the counties do this Gavin’s plan is dead
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I’ve been wondering about this too. What if everyone just bucked the guidelines? We could all just pitch in and pay the fines. But, I think the remaining concern for clubs is liability.
 
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