Based on what you know, would you let your son or daughter play in a lacrosse game?

[Anonymous]

No!

[Anonymous]

Yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not if it means playing on any field that has been ordered closed by authorities.

I realize this is DC area, but I'm not one of these people who think we're exempt from the rules, even ones I may disagree with.

You are dumb and unAmerican.

[Anonymous]

The high-risk part is not the game itself but when they all sit together between games eating snacks and horsing around.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Knowing what we knew in March, the best decisions were made. But knowing we what we know now, schools should open and organization sports should be allowed. Open up the fields!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We know that young people are not at risk, the game is played outside, nobody touches the ball, boys have protective gear on, parents can socially distance while watching. Thoughts?

Just how stupide ARE you??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We know that young people are not at risk, the game is played outside, nobody touches the ball, boys have protective gear on, parents can socially distance while watching. Thoughts?

No issue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Knowing what we knew in March, the best decisions were made. But knowing we what we know now, schools should open and organization sports should be allowed. Open up the fields!

No kidding on the fields issue. You've got people walking down the middle of the street in DC but they won't open the parks to let people walk around. DC wins the stupid award again.

[Anonymous]

Maybe, but I have a goalie. Will just instruct her to wear a mask and stay in the crease!

(note, I'm kidding). I'd love for them to be back out there, but not until it is safe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe, but I have a goalie. Will just instruct her to wear a mask and stay in the crease!

(note, I'm kidding). I'd love for them to be back out there, but not until it is safe.

Define "safe"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Knowing what we knew in March, the best decisions were made. But knowing we what we know now, schools should open and organization sports should be allowed. Open up the fields!

No.

How hard is this. You want those kids bringing home the virus?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We know that young people are not at risk, the game is played outside, nobody touches the ball, boys have protective gear on, parents can socially distance while watching. Thoughts?

No issue

A lax player that plays hard sweats while they play. So they are sick they touch the ball. They pick up the ball with their glove. Touch their stick etc...

For people that are literally washing every single food item coming into the house. How is the world will Lax players not get the virus?

Yes, let's get those lax players out playing such an important game that makes zero money for colleges, zero money for players, oh wait all these kids are in it for the free college education. LOL......

Sure people go on let your kids play!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Knowing what we knew in March, the best decisions were made. But knowing we what we know now, schools should open and organization sports should be allowed. Open up the fields!

No.

How hard is this. You want those kids bringing home the virus?

Unlikely.

[Anonymous]

#justletemplay

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Knowing what we knew in March, the best decisions were made. But knowing we what we know now, schools should open and organization sports should be allowed. Open up the fields!

No.

How hard is this. You want those kids bringing home the virus?

There are excellent odds your family has already caught it. It's a serious virus but not a death sentance.

It's pretty easy to say stay at home until this passes until you look at the realities of time and money. Passes when? When there is verified treatment in the late fall accessible to the country in January 2021 or when there is a verified and nationwide vaccine administered in late 2021?