ST. PAUL, Minn.-- The Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Council of Presidents and Chancellors supported a recommendation from the UMAC Council of Athletics Directors to commence sports competition in all regular fall sports offerings in accordance with the approved COVID-related conference protocols for the 2021-2022 academic year.
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The protocols supported by the UMAC governance councils aim to mitigate health and safety risks. Member institutions are required to follow and adhere to state and local health requirements related to COVID-19 and are encouraged to consider any guidance and recommendations from such health authorities as well as guidance from the NCAA Sports Science Institute (SSI) as established in theÂ
Resocialization of Collegiate Sport: 2021 Fall Training and Competition.
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Conference teams, officials and guests must follow institutional masking and spectator policies. Decisions related to masking and spectators remain at the discretion of each institution including masking requirements, capacity numbers, vaccination status and physical distancing requirements. Fans and spectators should review theÂ
UMAC Institutional Spectator Policy Page for institutional policies.
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The UMAC continues to monitor changing circumstances related to COVID-19. Any further decisions for 2021-2022 made by conference governance groups will continue to be driven by available guidance from local and state health officials and the NCAA SSI and are subject to change.
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The 2021-2022 fall sports season will begin with golf competition on Sunday, Aug. 29, and other fall sports starting competition on Wednesday, Sept. 1. |Â
UMAC Fall Sports Schedule |Â
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The Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) is an NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics conference with eight full member institutions in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The UMAC creates a vibrant community for student-athletes and institutions to thrive through intercollegiate athletics. It supports and celebrates the academic excellence and competitive success of members by providing outstanding service and creating pathways to national opportunities and programs.
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