High school teams prepare for return to competition next week
Low- and moderate-risk high school sports are finally being played again at most of Long Island public schools, but the practices and games may not look the same as before.
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Jan 5, 2021, 11:22 PM
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played again at most of Long Island public schools, but the practices and games
may not look the same as before.
News 12 Sports Director Kevin Maher was with the Port
Washington girls’ track team, where the team has had to adapt to certain
COVID-19 protocols.
Both Port Washington and Cold Spring Harbor say they've
seen an increase in team size due to a larger interest from students.
Games will begin next week in bowling, gymnastics, indoor
track and field, skiing and swimming & diving.
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