Since fields are closed, is your club still training?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All you have to do is have a tractor with a plow and some attachments and your turfed field is cleared and practice is on! No need to go indoors

And replace the damaged sections come Spring

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All you have to do is have a tractor with a plow and some attachments and your turfed field is cleared and practice is on! No need to go indoors

99% of the local turf fields are public property. You can't do anything that would damage the fields so no.

[Anonymous]

Well, I can tell you that’s what my daughter’s club does and that’s what most colleges do too. And guess what, there’s no damage to the turf to replace in the spring…wow what a concept! They’ve been practicing all winter. Except for this week due to the cold temps.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, I can tell you that’s what my daughter’s club does and that’s what most colleges do too. And guess what, there’s no damage to the turf to replace in the spring…wow what a concept! They’ve been practicing all winter. Except for this week due to the cold temps.

Which fields?