Photos: High school workouts continue
Published 12:00 am Sunday, August 9, 2020
Jackson Murphy in front and Vance Honeycutt jump over the hurdles in a drill. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Salisbury High football team was divided into 3 groups to keep the numbers low with each group moving from station to station. Here they are doing exercises and using 45 pound weights outside. Jaden Gaither is in front. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Quarterback Vance Honeycutt passing to a receiver. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Salisbury High football team was divided into 3 groups to keep the numbers low with each group moving from station to station. Here they are doing exercises and using 45 pound weights outside. Azaevion Neal is in the front in blue shirt. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Quarterback Vance Honeycutt in a passing drill. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Isiah Black steps over the hurdles in a drill. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Head Coach Brian Hinson spraying sanitizer on the hurdles after they used in a drill. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
Coach Phil Weycker works with Quarterback Vance Honeycutt. photo by Wayne Hinshaw
North Carolina remains the only state in limbo regarding a start for high school football, so high school workouts here continue.
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association informed members this past week that the season will be postponed beyond Sept. 1, which had been the target date, but did not provide a new date. The NCHSAA hopes to provide a new guideline before the start of school on Aug. 17.
As of Wednesday, 37 states plan to play this fall, although with a wide range of opening nights. Georgia hopes to start Sept. 4. South Carolina plans to start Sept. 25. Some coaches and administrators hope to play this spring. Some see that as the best-case scenario.
The Salisbury Hornets, like other Rowan County teams, have been preparing since mid-June. They continue workouts, although with many rules and restrictions — and with lots of disinfectant.
