CIAC: All fall sports to begin this Saturday with low-risk conditioning, non-contact skill work
The CIAC says Wednesday that all fall sports will begin this Saturday, Aug. 29.
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Aug 27, 2020, 2:43 AM
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350ds agoThe CIAC says Wednesday that all fall sports will begin this Saturday, Aug. 29.
It says all fall sports, including cross country, swimming, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and football will be restricted to low-risk conditioning and non-contact skill work in cohorts no larger than 10 through Sept. 20.
The CIAC says that no full team practices will occur prior to Sept. 21, as it needs two weeks of COVID-19 data to determine if the return to in-school learning will impact sports.
It says it will be monitoring COVID-19 metrics daily, and will update schools each Friday on the outlook for the following week.
