Some high schools sports to start on Monday
Based on the state's return-to-play guidelines, low and moderate-risk sports can resume.
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Dec 30, 2020, 11:02 AM
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452ds agoStarting Monday, some high school winter sports can begin practice.
Based on the state's return-to-play guidelines, low and moderate-risk sports can resume.
This includes boys and girls bowling, boys swimming, boys and girls fencing, girls gymnastics and boys and girls winter track.
High-risk winter sports, boys and girls basketball, wrestling and cheerleading, remain indefinitely postponed by the state.
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