PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — High school football will likely not happen in Oregon this fall and other fall sports are pushed back a month, the Oregon School Activities Association said Wednesday.

Since full contact sports like football are currently prohibited by Gov. Kate Brown’s order and Oregon Health Authority guidelines, any chance of having a football season seems slim.

Read: Oregon School Activities Association letter to schools

“Based on strategies provided by the OSAA Football Contingency Group it is necessary that any Football restrictions be lifted by September 28 in order to have a modified regular season this Fall that would include some type of restructured postseason,” the OSAA wrote in a letter to superintendents, principals and athletic directors around the state.

Other full contact activities include cheerleading and dance/drill.

OSAA information on COVID-19

They also decided to delay the first contests for cross country, volleyball and soccer until September 23, though the first fall practice date of August 17 remains in place at this time.

KOIN 6 News will have more information as this develops.

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