Catholic schools approve fall sports to start, no games for high risk sports
Soccer, tennis, swimming and cross country can start practicing Sept. 21 and play games starting Oct. 9.
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Sep 4, 2020, 10:04 AM
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32ds agoLong Island Catholic schools have approved the start of low risk fall sports later this month.
Soccer, tennis, swimming and cross country can start practicing Sept. 21 and play games starting Oct. 9.
High risk sports like football, volleyball and cheerleading will only be allowed to practice starting Sept. 21.
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