The CAMROSE BOOSTER, September 8, 2020 – Page 13
ÉCCHS Trojans practice until season starts By Murray Green
The École Camrose Composite High School Trojans football team will be practicing this fall to prepare for a future season. “There are no games or mixing of schools in the fall, but there is a possibility of a spring football season if the pandemic cooperates. We will have to wait and see,” said coach Adam Belanger. “In consultation with the École Camrose Composite High School, our Central Alberta Football League and in conjunction with Alberta Health Services and Alberta Schools Athletic Association guidelines, the Trojans will be running a fall football camp. Right now, we are scheduled to go every week on Monday and Wednesday starting on Sept. 14, with our last week on Oct. 13 and 15. We are planning for a 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. practice time, with the first hour focusing on skills and drills and the last hour, we are going to split up into teams to play flag football,” shared coach Belanger. “We will not be issuing any equipment at the start of camp to focus on skill development, footwork and learning the game. This is a very different time that we are in and we are approaching this camp in a different way to get the best out of a bad situation.” The camp will be following school guidelines. “We will be sanitizing the shared equipment at the end of every practice in accordance with the ASAA guidelines.” Each player is to bring a mask in case the camp is moved into the school because of bad weather. “We will be having health checks at the start of every practice. As of now, our players who do not go to ÉCCHS will not be allowed to participate in our cohort.” More information can be found on the Camrose Trojans football website at camrosetrojansfootball. teampages.com. If anyone has any questions, they are encouraged to reach out. The contact information is on the website.
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