Sorry for the late response, I was at another practice yesterday. The sport lacrosse is not recognized in Texas as a school sport. So we joined a league which has permission to use school grounds for games, not practices. Practices are held on a city park with no 30.06 sign.Keith B wrote:If it is an enclosed structure on owned by the school, then no you cannot carry there. Also, you said your son's sport was a league, but why are they allowed to use the school athletic fields? There may be a gray area if the school is sponsoring the league in a manner that they are allowing them to use the field at no cost. I am not a lawyer, but if I were a DA and wanted to push the issue I could argue that the school was sponsoring the event by giving them the fields to play on at no charge.Kodiak101 wrote:It's a very interesting conversation. I went this evening to my other sons lacrosse game. The field is on school property. There is a fence around the field, but anyone can enter the stands. There is no gate or fence around the stands.
There is a bathroom under the stands.
With this facility can I carry in the stands but not use the bathroom?
It really is one of the gray areas and I have had that self question many times. The Libertarian in me wants to keep carrying there.