Anonymous wrote:Isn’t the MCSL board elected? Could someone post the members who are making these policies. Happy to vote against them next time, assuming cooler heads don’t prevail down the road.
Anonymous wrote:Isn’t the MCSL board elected? Could someone post the members who are making these policies. Happy to vote against them next time, assuming cooler heads don’t prevail down the road.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now that the CDC has lifted the mask mandate, it feels hard to imagine that the MCSL could maintain the current level of restrictions, right?
I would think so since combining the state guidance with the county’s statement this morning and now this afternoon’s CDC guidance, there will actually be no COVID restrictions in MoCo whatsoever as of May 29th. No masks at the pool, no ridiculous outdoor social distancing requirements, no need to police kids from getting too close at the pool. This is glorious 😀
At last night’s team rep meeting, the MCSL board reiterated their intention to make NO changes to the meet guidelines. This on the same day that (1) vaccinations started for 12-15 year olds, (2) MoCo announced that they will achieve their 50% fully vaccinated threshold on 5/28 and lift all county-specific restrictions, and (3) the CDC announced that fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear masks in almost any situation.
I have no idea WTF is going on. Apparently the board spent time berating team reps for complaining about these ridiculous rules, which as a reminder will limit swimmers, require masks for everyone, prohibit spectators and food sales, among other things. Apparently they know more about COVID than their fellow MoCo resident Dr. Fauci??
Do you think the board is going to police swim meets? Feels hard to enforce a mask requirement for vaccinated individuals if there is no policy in place by a government.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Summer swim meets are packed with young, unvaccinated children. Why would you want to crowd more people into the pool?
Do you really not understand the science behind vaccination, the science regarding outdoor spread, or the data regarding Covid’s impact on kids? Adding vaccinated adults to an outdoor swim meet does nothing to increase the risk. Being outside makes it a lot less likely that even if someone at the meet had Covid that it would become some type of superspreader event and lead to a surge of Covid in a county where at least 50% of the population will be fully vaxxed and the transmission rate will probably be under 1%. The likelihood that your child will get seriously ill even if they got Covid is lower than had they contracted the flu, and yes that is an appropriate comparison here because we are taking only about kids and all vulnerable adults have been protected. I know it’s going to be hard for some people to let go of the fear we have been living with for a year, but we have reached the point where people can return to their lives, and the fear harbored by some can’t be allowed to dictate how the rest of us live.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now that the CDC has lifted the mask mandate, it feels hard to imagine that the MCSL could maintain the current level of restrictions, right?
I would think so since combining the state guidance with the county’s statement this morning and now this afternoon’s CDC guidance, there will actually be no COVID restrictions in MoCo whatsoever as of May 29th. No masks at the pool, no ridiculous outdoor social distancing requirements, no need to police kids from getting too close at the pool. This is glorious 😀
At last night’s team rep meeting, the MCSL board reiterated their intention to make NO changes to the meet guidelines. This on the same day that (1) vaccinations started for 12-15 year olds, (2) MoCo announced that they will achieve their 50% fully vaccinated threshold on 5/28 and lift all county-specific restrictions, and (3) the CDC announced that fully vaccinated individuals no longer need to wear masks in almost any situation.
I have no idea WTF is going on. Apparently the board spent time berating team reps for complaining about these ridiculous rules, which as a reminder will limit swimmers, require masks for everyone, prohibit spectators and food sales, among other things. Apparently they know more about COVID than their fellow MoCo resident Dr. Fauci??
Anonymous wrote:Can someone confirm that this would only apply to A meets?
Can I lobby our swim reps and pool board to relax the rules and limits for B meets or are their hands tied?
Thanks
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Now that the CDC has lifted the mask mandate, it feels hard to imagine that the MCSL could maintain the current level of restrictions, right?
I would think so since combining the state guidance with the county’s statement this morning and now this afternoon’s CDC guidance, there will actually be no COVID restrictions in MoCo whatsoever as of May 29th. No masks at the pool, no ridiculous outdoor social distancing requirements, no need to police kids from getting too close at the pool. This is glorious 😀
Anonymous wrote:Summer swim meets are packed with young, unvaccinated children. Why would you want to crowd more people into the pool?