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With team sports on hold, organizations everywhere are trying to find ways to go virtual and stay connected with their teams 

Teachers, administrators and parents are learning things on the fly in the new world of online education 

Many more online portals and entertaining apps have been with us all along but never seemed more relevant. To give parents a sense of what’s out there, we’ve compiled resources in 10 categories 

“We don’t need organized sports now” 

Some sports can be safely played as long as modifications are made. 

During this 10-minute window, parents are not required to direct the activity in any way – no asking engaging questions or encouraging praise. 

A lot of people look to (us) in the athlete world, in our communities, for us to kind of be a voice. Like, how are we going to respond? What actions are we taking? 

The Quarantine Skills Academy is allowing athletes to take control of their own progression. 

Stony Brook Children’s Hospital now offers web-based resources and activities for parents and children seeking to understand and weather the coronavirus pandemic. 

COVID-19 has sidelined thousands of youth sports teams, programs, schools and millions of young athletes. 

Youth sports clubs and their members are connecting through virtual technology.