CT Dept. of Health issues organized sports guidance
The state Department of Health issued guidance on organized sports Friday afternoon based on COVID-19 risk assessments.
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Sep 25, 2020, 9:44 PM
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Updated 1,400 days ago
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350ds agoThe state Department of Health issued guidance on organized sports Friday afternoon based on COVID-19 risk assessments.
The guidance breaks down the risks of activities associated and makes recommendations for each.
In-state games and tournament play for low- and moderate-risk sports would be allowed.
They also recommend allowing small group conditioning and non-contact drills in higher risk activities.
