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Earlier this month, the Minnesota State High School League 

announced changes to fall and spring sports

The changes are designed to limit exposure of athletes, coaches and officials to the highly contagious COVID-19.

For many students, coaches and their families, delaying several fall sports was another gut punch to an already frustrating situation. Many of them had their previous season cut short when the coronavirus pandemic caused everyone to quarantine at home. 

Three coaches joined the program to talk about how they're dealing with this disruption and how this could impact their students’ future. 

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The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted high school sports across the country. In Minnesota, seasons are either starting later, ending shorter, or a combination of the two. Three high school coaches joined the program to talk about how they're dealing with these changes and how this could impact their students’ future.

MPR News with Angela Davis - The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted high school sports across the country. In Minnesota, seasons are either starting later, ending shorter, or a combination of the two. Three high school coaches joined the program to talk about how they're dealing with these changes and how this could impact their students’ future.

How the pandemic has upended high school sports

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