The Kearney School District announced expectations for Friday night football games beginning with the Fort Osage/Kearney game on August 28. The statement of health and safety guidelines is based on recommendations from the CDC, Clay County Public Health Center, MSHSAA and the Kansas City Suburban Conference. Guidelines may change as needed throughout the season based on new recommendations.
Read MoreKearney High School announced that the first football game of the 2020 season has changed locations and will be coming home. The Bulldogs were slated to play at Fort Osage High School on Friday, August 28, but due to Jackson County restrictions to outdoor gatherings, the Bulldogs will host the Indians at home.
The Bulldog Radio Network will broadcast the game live on 102.7FM and 1027kearneymo.com
Spectator restrictions will be in place as required by the Clay County Public Health Center, so not all fans will be able to view the game in the stadium. Details regarding the specifics related to spectator attendance is expected to be released on Thursday.
The Bulldog Radio Network will be broadcasting the game live on 102.7FM and on our website at 1027kearneymo.com. Pre-game starts at 6:40, and game time is at 7:00pm. More information will be published on the KPGZ news page as it develops.
KPGZ Sports – Brian Watts contributed to this story
On Monday, August 24, twenty-seven schools in the Kansas City metro area voted unanimously to continue with all fall activities that are offered in the Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference (GKCSC). Fall activities include the following sports governed by the conference: Boys and Girls Cross Country, Football, Girls Golf, Boys Soccer, Softball, Boys Swimming and Diving, Girls Tennis, and Volleyball.
Read MoreParents, students and fans alike filled the lawn outside the Kearney School District main offices on August 19 to rally for fall activities and athletics. Similar rallies occurred in the past week and are still being planned at other locations in Clay County and throughout the state.
Read MoreThe Clay County Public Health Center (CCPHC) released a statement today on social media in response to the Missouri State High School Activities Association’s (MSHSAA) decision regarding fall sports amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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