Gov. Coumo: Some youth sports could return starting July 6
Some examples of low risk sports include gymnastics, baseball, softball, field hockey, cross country and crew.
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Jun 15, 2020, 9:57 AM
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During his daily update Sunday, Gov. Cuomo said “low-risk” athletics could resume starting July 6 in areas that are in phase three of the state’s reopening plan amid the coronavirus.
Some examples of low risk sports include gymnastics, baseball, softball, field hockey, cross country and crew.
Attendance will be limited to two spectators per child.
The Mid-Hudson Valley region could enter phase three as soon as Tuesday, June 23.
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