Catholic League OK's high-risk sports

The Catholic League gave high-risk sports the green light.

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Jan 29, 2021, 9:48 AM

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Updated 1,504 days ago

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First, it was Suffolk on Monday. Then it was Nassau on Wednesday. Thursday, the Catholic League gave high-risk sports the green light.

Winter season tops off this Monday with basketball, hockey, and cheer. The season will run seven weeks.

Wrestling, which is normally a winter sport, has been moved to the spring season this year.

Football kicks off at the end of April.

No fans will be allowed, according to the league.