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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also pointing out the mini meet championship allows a spectator.[/quote]
What mini meet championship allows spectators? This has all been a cluster. Some clubs allowing one spectator, other clubs operating meets in the same jurisdiction saying no spectators. There is no logic being applied to these rules.[/quote]

RMSC mini champs at Olney - meet announcement says 1/athlete

NCAP @ Freedom not posted yet[/quote]

[b]Where do you see there are spectators allowed?  I just looked at the meet info
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Credentials: [b]Parents not working the meet as a deck official or volunteer timer/runner are not permitted on deck[/b]. Only athletes, USA Swimming certified coaches, and deck officials will be permitted on the deck. Coaches and Officials should have proof of active USA Swimming membership with them at all times.

Not true at this weekend's RMSC meet (the site manager and front desk person were apparently yelling at the parents watching through the glass to leave the facility bc no spectators allowed), but true at the mini championships.

Under the meet announcement's COVID-19 protocol section:
"There is a limit of one spectator for each participating athlete. Spectator viewing area will be limited."

This is a PVS guideline.   I have yet to see or hear of a single meet allowing spectators.  [/quote]
I had heard that RMSC meets were allowing 1 spectator per athlete, but I don’t know of any other club allowing spectators.[/quote][/quote]

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