4:21 “I just tell them, like, “hey guys, make sure you keep your mask on.” Or, if it’s below their nose or around their chin, I say, “hey pull your mask back up. We don’t want to get shut down.” I just give them a little reminder. I don’t wanna be rude about it, but it’s also a big deal. Honestly, it can cause a lot of damage that you wouldn’t really expect, and it happens a lot quicker than you think,’” Scepaniak says. The defensive specialist speaks from experience. “So, during regions, we were supposed to play the winner of the Waverly South Shore game, however, Waverly found out the first round of regions, that they were not able to play because one of the girls tested positive for COVID. And their season ended. It really showed me that all it took was one case and in a couple hours, everything ended,” Scepaniak says.