As pandemic rages, hopes for sports seasons dwindle in city's public schools
While City Catholic League schools are getting some chances to play, public school athletes are completely shut out and left with little in the way of updates on when or if they will get a chance to compete this school year.
News 12 Staff
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Jan 16, 2021, 11:37 PM
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Updated 1,203 days ago
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the coronavirus continues to all but stop high school sports, student-athletes
are growing frustrated.
While
City Catholic League schools are getting some chances to play, public school
athletes are completely shut out and left with little in the way of updates on
when or if they will get a chance to compete this school year.
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12’s Dan Serafin spoke with students from PSAL and the Catholic League about
how the pandemic has affected them.
