Gov. Lamont: Limited fans allowed again at youth sporting events
High school sports officials are also moving forward with plans for a spring season. But the CIAC is reportedly still in talks with state officials over classifying boys lacrosse as "high risk."
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Feb 19, 2021, 12:33 AM
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Updated 1,162 days ago
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2ds agoGov. Ned Lamont announced Thursday that a limited number of
fans will once again be allowed at youth sporting events.
Capacity will be capped at 25% with a maximum of 200
people.
He's also easing restrictions on competitive cheerleading,
dance and indoor track. But wrestling is still prohibited.
High school sports officials are also moving forward with
plans for a spring season. But the CIAC is reportedly still in talks with state
officials over classifying boys lacrosse as "high risk."
