Report: WIAA Not Considering Moving Any Fall Sports to Spring or Flipping Sports Seasons Due to Pandemic

Per the Wisconsin State Journal, “The WIAA says it isn’t considering moving any fall sports to the spring sports season or flipping sports seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Any such change would require WIAA Board of Control approval.

WIAA director of communications Todd Clark said Monday the WIAA has “entertained a number of scenarios and considerations” among many informal discussions during the pandemic.

“However, at this time, we have not spent any serious staff time and discussion on the executing a plan to flip seasons,” Clark wrote in an email. “It’s a topic that can always be discussed. Of course, anything considered will need Board of Control review and approval.”

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