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Coronavirus and Sports,..The Effects.
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As season skates toward midway point, NHL closes February with just four players on its COVID-19 list
The overall NHL numbers have stayed in single digits since Feb. 22, when there were nine players in the protocol. Overall, that's down from a season-high 59 players on the list Feb. 12.
The overall NHL numbers have stayed in single digits since Feb. 22, when there were nine players in the protocol. Overall, that's down from a season-high 59 players on the list Feb. 12.
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No Ivy League spring play due to COVID-19 issues
The Ivy League will not have a conference spring sports season, meaning it won't hold competitions or host league championships because of "rigorous limitations" that continue on its campuses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the conference announced on Thursday. The Ivy League Council of Presidents made the decision in order to continue to comply with stringent restrictions on campus travel, visitors and gathering policies, and to follow the state guidelines governing each campus. Currently enrolled student-athletes can continue to train and practice, as long as they are structured in accordance with each school's procedures, along with state and local regulations. The Ivy League has maintained its approach that was implemented for all sports in the fall of 2020. The Ivy League was the first conference to cancel its men's and women's conference basketball tournaments last March and was the first conference to announce it wouldn't hold fall sports because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Ivy League will not have a conference spring sports season, meaning it won't hold competitions or host league championships because of "rigorous limitations" that continue on its campuses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the conference announced on Thursday. The Ivy League Council of Presidents made the decision in order to continue to comply with stringent restrictions on campus travel, visitors and gathering policies, and to follow the state guidelines governing each campus. Currently enrolled student-athletes can continue to train and practice, as long as they are structured in accordance with each school's procedures, along with state and local regulations. The Ivy League has maintained its approach that was implemented for all sports in the fall of 2020. The Ivy League was the first conference to cancel its men's and women's conference basketball tournaments last March and was the first conference to announce it wouldn't hold fall sports because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Indianapolis to relax COVID-19 restrictions before Big Ten, NCAA men's tournaments arrive
Indianapolis will relax coronavirus restrictions on the city's bars and restaurants starting next week ahead of the upcoming Big Ten and NCAA men's basketball tournaments. The changes will allow bars to operate at 50% capacity instead of 25% starting Monday, while restaurants will see their indoor restaurant capacity increase from 50% to 75%. Bars, restaurants and music venues will also be able to close two hours later, at 2 a.m., instead of at midnight. Mayor Joe Hogsett says the capacity and time changes were prompted by drops in the city's COVID-19 cases and its coronavirus positivity rate, and not due to the upcoming Big Ten and NCAA men's basketball tournaments.
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Indianapolis will relax coronavirus restrictions on the city's bars and restaurants starting next week ahead of the upcoming Big Ten and NCAA men's basketball tournaments. The changes will allow bars to operate at 50% capacity instead of 25% starting Monday, while restaurants will see their indoor restaurant capacity increase from 50% to 75%. Bars, restaurants and music venues will also be able to close two hours later, at 2 a.m., instead of at midnight. Mayor Joe Hogsett says the capacity and time changes were prompted by drops in the city's COVID-19 cases and its coronavirus positivity rate, and not due to the upcoming Big Ten and NCAA men's basketball tournaments.
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Arizona Diamondbacks' Tim Locastro tests positive for COVID-19
Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Tim Locastro has tested positive for COVID-19. Manager Torey Lovullo said on Wednesday that Locastro tested positive Tuesday night and would be out for 10 days unless there had been a false positive. Lovullo added that Locastro feels good and currently has no symptoms. The 28-year-old Locastro is expected to have a sizable role with the Diamondbacks this season, either as the starting center fielder or a versatile backup outfielder. He hit .290 last season with two homers and four stolen bases in 33 games.
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Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Tim Locastro has tested positive for COVID-19. Manager Torey Lovullo said on Wednesday that Locastro tested positive Tuesday night and would be out for 10 days unless there had been a false positive. Lovullo added that Locastro feels good and currently has no symptoms. The 28-year-old Locastro is expected to have a sizable role with the Diamondbacks this season, either as the starting center fielder or a versatile backup outfielder. He hit .290 last season with two homers and four stolen bases in 33 games.
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NBA: No positive tests for COVID-19 at All-Star Game weekend
"All players, coaches, and game officials were tested for COVID three times after arriving in Atlanta, including a final test immediately prior to last night's All-Star Game," the league said in a statement Monday. "Each of those tests returned a negative result, confirming no one on the court for last night's events was infected."
"All players, coaches, and game officials were tested for COVID three times after arriving in Atlanta, including a final test immediately prior to last night's All-Star Game," the league said in a statement Monday. "Each of those tests returned a negative result, confirming no one on the court for last night's events was infected."
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Duke football pauses spring activities after COVID-19 cluster
Duke started spring practice Feb. 26 and had three workouts before pausing. The Blue Devils made it through the entire 2020 season without having to pause activities.
Ohio State pauses football activity after uptick in positive COVID-19 tests
The decision was made after a round of PCR testing on Monday. The Buckeyes are scheduled to start spring practice on March 19.
Duke started spring practice Feb. 26 and had three workouts before pausing. The Blue Devils made it through the entire 2020 season without having to pause activities.
Ohio State pauses football activity after uptick in positive COVID-19 tests
The decision was made after a round of PCR testing on Monday. The Buckeyes are scheduled to start spring practice on March 19.
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Duke out of ACC tournament after positive COVID-19 result within program
The Blue Devils (13-11, 9-9 ACC), who won their first two games in the conference tournament, entered the week knowing that they likely needed to win the ACC tournament to extend the NCAA streak dating back to 1996.
The Blue Devils (13-11, 9-9 ACC), who won their first two games in the conference tournament, entered the week knowing that they likely needed to win the ACC tournament to extend the NCAA streak dating back to 1996.
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Virginia Cavaliers out of ACC men's basketball tournament after positive COVID-19 test
Virginia is the second team in as many days forced to withdraw from the ACC tournament due to COVID-19 issues and contact tracing, after Duke left on Thursday morning.
Kansas Jayhawks withdraw from Big 12 men's basketball tournament following positive coronavirus test
The Jayhawks were scheduled to face Texas in the Big 12 semifinals Friday; the Longhorns will advance to the championship game to play the winner of Baylor-Oklahoma State.
North Carolina A&T pulls out of MEAC men's tournament after positive COVID-19 test
A&T was scheduled to play Friday against Norfolk State, an 87-58 winner over North Carolina Central in a quarterfinal matchup Thursday. Norfolk State will now advance to the title game on Saturday.
Virginia is the second team in as many days forced to withdraw from the ACC tournament due to COVID-19 issues and contact tracing, after Duke left on Thursday morning.
Kansas Jayhawks withdraw from Big 12 men's basketball tournament following positive coronavirus test
The Jayhawks were scheduled to face Texas in the Big 12 semifinals Friday; the Longhorns will advance to the championship game to play the winner of Baylor-Oklahoma State.
North Carolina A&T pulls out of MEAC men's tournament after positive COVID-19 test
A&T was scheduled to play Friday against Norfolk State, an 87-58 winner over North Carolina Central in a quarterfinal matchup Thursday. Norfolk State will now advance to the title game on Saturday.
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NHL pauses Boston Bruins after 4 players go in COVID-19 protocol
They're the 36th and 37th games to be postponed this season for virus-related reasons.
They're the 36th and 37th games to be postponed this season for virus-related reasons.