According to a post on the Nebraska American Legion website, The Department of Nebraska Athletic Committee has cancelled all postseason play including Area and State tournaments. However the announcement goes on to say that regular season baseball is still possible.&nbsp;Below is the full text of the announcement:&nbsp; American Legion Baseball’s highest priority is the health, well-being and safety of all our participants, families, volunteers and fans. You can monitor COVID-19 developments through&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html" target="_blank">Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;We ask that you continue to review the guidelines, restrictions and regulations established by your local, Nebraska and federal government to ensure doing whatever is required for the safety and well-being of everyone involved.&nbsp;The Department of Nebraska Athletic Committee has canceled all Area and State post season playoff tournaments. All Tournament Host sites will remain the same for the 2021 season.It is the intention of the Department of Nebraska Athletic Committee to hold as much of / or any part of a playing season here in NE that the situation allows, and to allow the local communities and regional areas to conduct their own tournaments as they see fit based on the current restriction for that region/area.Practices are NOT authorized&nbsp;until the date the Athletic Committee announces will be the initial date of practice. ALL registered and insured Legion teams will then be required to conduct&nbsp;14 days&nbsp;of practice prior to their first official Legion baseball game against another team. Once the Governor announces a date to allow youth sports,&nbsp;the committee will stipulate a start date&nbsp;of the 14 day practice period. Even at that time, Legion teams will&nbsp;still be required to adhere to ALL local, state and national health measures.If you are a high school coach, it is recommended that you contact your high school AD and initiate the request for the waiver to participate in an amateur sport past the July 31 NSAA rule.Until further notice;1) the Transfer Form 76 deadline remains May 31st.2) submitting a roster deadline will be June 25th (only those players and adults listed on a roster are covered by insurance)Insurance –- if you intend to participate in Legion baseball no matter what the timeline turns out to be;1) insurance must be purchased prior to June 252) it is recommended that you purchase “Annual” insurance- if you are unsure or will not be participating in Legion baseball1) again, the insurance deadline is June 25th2) if you have already purchased insurance and will not be having a team/program – a request for refund of already purchased insurance must be sent to my office no later than June 15th (the 10 days is for confirmation from the insurance of your refund)- if you do not purchase insurance or have requested a refund by the above deadline and then still play baseball1) that team cannot be associated in any way with the American Legion. (no patch, jersey wording, head gear, banners, etc……..)Please continue to:1) Register the team, put at a minimum, the team manager in place (add the additional coaches as they take the background check)2)&nbsp;submit&nbsp;that team without paying registration or getting insurance3) take the online course for Abuse awareness and send me the .pdf of your certificate (this must be every adult listed on the team)4) take the background check (again every adult)(list those on the team)5) email out the form 2, have your players fill it out, scan it and send it back to you6) fill out the Birth ID card request, scan it and email it to me7) complete the concussion training (required every 2 years)8) submit Form 769) if you have questions, contact the Committee representative for your Area.

Nebraska Legion baseball cancels post season play, regular season still possible