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Youth Night - 9/20 at WHS Turf

Hello football and cheer families! I hope your season is off to a great start.

Youth Night for Flag, Tackle and Cheer will be held on 9/20 at home during halftime of the WHS vs McMahon game.

Teams will be announced as they run on to field at half time. They should all wear their jerseys/cheer uniforms etc.

Jeff

by posted 09/05/2019

ONLINE STORE

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Cancellation Hotline

Field Closure Hotline Number
834-3738

Area Field Status

Cider Mill Softball - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Comstock Soccer - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Fujitani Field - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Guy Witten Field - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Middlebrook - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Middlebrook Softball - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
Middlebrook Upper A - Wilton	TBD (9/17)
MillerDriscoll Fields - Wilton	TBD (9/17)

Affiliate & Sponsors

Field Closures This Season

Grass Fields closed days due to weather.

Weather Policy

The athletic trainer and all coaches are to be aware of oncoming inclement weather. If a coach sees a flash of lightning, he is to notify the athletic trainer immediately. A flash-to-bang count of 30 seconds or less should be used as the minimal determinant of when to suspend activities- all athletes and coaches are to be removed from the field and seek shelter indoors or under the bleachers. Lightning safety strategies include avoiding shelter under trees and avoiding open fields and spaces. Waiting 30 minutes after the last flash of lightning or sound of thunder is recommended before athletic or recreational activities are resumed. The athletic trainer will notify coaches when it is safe to return to play.

Flash-to-Bang Method: Begin counting seconds after a flash of lightning is seen. Stop counting when thunder is heard. Divide this count by 5 to determine the distance of the lightning (in miles). For example, a flash-to-bang count of 30 seconds equates to a distance of 6 miles (National Athletic Trainers’ Association Position Statement: Lightning Safety for Athletics and Recreation).