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The Oregon Health Authority released COVID-19 guidelines for outdoor sports
Eugene, OR – According to the officials, the guidelines were released on Friday, setting the stage for high school football to resume.
The guidelines for counties in the Extreme or High risk categories:
- Limit total capacity on the field to 120 people (some teams have 120 people in their entire program)
- No spectators
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