COVID-19 INFORMATION

(Updated May 24, 2020)

What can be said that hasn't been said. "It's crazy!"..."It feels like the twilight zone!"...etc There are health issues, social issues, sports issues, and political issues but no matter where you stand or believe, we all want to get back to playing the sport we love.

NFA is located in Jeffersonville, Indiana so we mostly serve Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois with plans to branch out south to Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida. With this COVID "stuff" going around, getting back on the field is based on so many factors including state policy, local/city policy, and even the park policy for allowing athletes back on the field.

Here are some details at some of these states. We will add more over the next few weeks especially as things change and most likely they will.

Also, join us each Thursday at Noon (Eastern) for our Weekly Gap to Gap Radio broadcast "Let's Talk Softball". We are currently talking about "Getting Back on the Field". More Information about Gap to Gap Radio is available Here.

Some points of interest for Softball (These are just some highlighted points of interest) A link to each state's guidelines is available)

KENTUCKY

Updated May 24, 2020

Released May 22, 2020

EFFECTIVE JUNE 15TH

Practice (without competition) may begin.
No more than 10 athletes and 1 coach in the group. (This reads as if you could have two separate groups practicing on the same field as long as social distancing is being followed)
No Scrimmages or Games

EFFECTIVE JUNE 29TH

Competition may resume with up to 50 spectators following the Social Distancing Guidelines.

Kentucky Full Guidelines

INDIANA

Updated May 24, 2020

Released by the State May 21, 2020

EFFECTIVE MAY 22ND "Stage Three"

Most of the State (other than Cass, Lake and Marion Counties) will Enter Stage 3.
Cass, Lake and Marion Counties will enter Stage 3 on June 1st.
Practice is permitted but no games, scrimmages or tournaments. (Section 16.d.i)

EFFECTIVE JUNE 14TH "STAGE FOUR"

Social Gathering of 250 or fewer
Recreational sports and leagues can resume.

Indiana Stage Three Guidelines