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Tuesday, March 30, 2021
A total of 28 candidates have applied to become the next head football coach at Berryville High School including two coaches currently employed by the school district as well as candidates from as far away as North Dakota.
The Berryville School District released the list of candidates on Monday in response to a request from Carroll County Newspapers.
The candidates include Ryan Whetham and Bryce Moorman, both currently coaches at Berryville. Whetham is the Bobcats defensive coordinator and head coach of the high school softball team, while Moorman is an assistant football coach and head coach of the high school boys soccer team.
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One week into an abbreviated winter sports season, the wearing of masks by Minnesota high school athletes has generated frustration from schools and officials about uneven compliance during games.
The Minnesota State High School League addressed the issue during a virtual meeting Thursday with school representatives. League officials reiterated that the mask mandate is accompanied by expectations of 100% compliance by the hundreds of teams and thousands of athletes competing across the state.
League associate director Bob Madison said most schools and teams playing basketball and hockey were in compliance with the directive handed down for youth sports by the Minnesota Department of Health in late December.