Connecticut school athletics resume practices for winter seasons
Hundreds of student-athletes across the state returned to practice on Tuesday for their winter sports seasons.
News 12 Staff
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Jan 19, 2021, 11:11 PM
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Updated 1,199 days ago
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10h agoHundreds
of student-athletes across the state returned to practice on Tuesday for
their winter sports seasons.
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12’s Justin DeVellis was at Fairfield Warde High School for an inside look at
their basketball practices.
The
City of Norwalk is still awaiting a start date for its winter sports season.
Stamford high schools have only allowed non-contact skill-building practices
through the end of January.
Bridgeport
schools opted out of participating in certain winter sports, saying that the
risks were not worth it amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Statewide
games can start no sooner than Feb. 8.
