Anonymous wrote:Private rinks are still open?

All private fields, church fields etc are said to close December 16th in AA county. They realized teams who practiced on county fields, just moved their practices to private school fields.

Anonymous wrote:Private rinks are still open?

There is another thread, but I believe they will be closed next Wednesday.

Private rinks are still open?

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Anonymous wrote:Anne Arundel County (AAC) halted youth sports - see article below.

AAC appeared to have had 39 positive cases this Fall within their youth sports - most recent athlete was asymptomatic (not sure why he/she was tested, most likely a family member tested positive or had symptoms)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/youth-sports-coronavirus/2020/11/26/ad41f2e8-29dd-11eb-9b14-ad872157ebc9_story.html

OK, there is another thread on this. And your statement isn't true. They have halted sports on county permitted outdoor and indoor spaces. Teams are continuing to practice at indoor private facilities. I can't wrap my mind around that, quite frankly.

Youth sports are still going... I’m in AA Co and my kids are on two club teams that still playing with no plans to stop. Both teams are using private outdoor fields for practices and games. And Navy just confirmed they are holding their lax clinic next weekend. If you pay... you get to keep playing 😀

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anne Arundel County (AAC) halted youth sports - see article below.

AAC appeared to have had 39 positive cases this Fall within their youth sports - most recent athlete was asymptomatic (not sure why he/she was tested, most likely a family member tested positive or had symptoms)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/youth-sports-coronavirus/2020/11/26/ad41f2e8-29dd-11eb-9b14-ad872157ebc9_story.html

OK, there is another thread on this. And your statement isn't true. They have halted sports on county permitted outdoor and indoor spaces. Teams are continuing to practice at indoor private facilities. I can't wrap my mind around that, quite frankly.

Pesky details...

Anonymous wrote:Anne Arundel County (AAC) halted youth sports - see article below.

AAC appeared to have had 39 positive cases this Fall within their youth sports - most recent athlete was asymptomatic (not sure why he/she was tested, most likely a family member tested positive or had symptoms)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/youth-sports-coronavirus/2020/11/26/ad41f2e8-29dd-11eb-9b14-ad872157ebc9_story.html

OK, there is another thread on this. And your statement isn't true. They have halted sports on county permitted outdoor and indoor spaces. Teams are continuing to practice at indoor private facilities. I can't wrap my mind around that, quite frankly.

Anne Arundel County (AAC) halted youth sports - see article below.

AAC appeared to have had 39 positive cases this Fall within their youth sports - most recent athlete was asymptomatic (not sure why he/she was tested, most likely a family member tested positive or had symptoms)

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/youth-sports-coronavirus/2020/11/26/ad41f2e8-29dd-11eb-9b14-ad872157ebc9_story.html