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Burgum amends portion of executive order, will allow sports practices to resume Nov. 30

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Posted: Nov 18, 2020 / 09:49 PM CSTUpdated: Nov 18, 2020 / 09:49 PM CSTGov. Doug Burgum has walked back a portion of his he issued last Friday, now allowing sports practices and extracurricular activities in North Dakota to resume on Nov. 30 with extra precautions in place, though competitions will remain suspended until Dec. 14.The change comes after consultation between the governor and legislative leaders, input from the North Dakota High School Activities Association and athletic associations and feedback from others concerned about the impacts of suspended activities on students’ well-being.According to a press release, additional precautions coaches and athletic associations said they will take at practices to help slow the spread of COVID-19 includeno travel for association activities outside of their home territory, no locker room use, coaches will be masked at all times and no spectators, with facilities restricted to players, coaches and staff only.Coronavirus Information CenterThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowYou need javascript enabled to view this content or go to .Thanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe NowThanks for signing up!Watch for us in your inbox.Subscribe Now✕× Close Ad

Posted: Nov 18, 2020 / 09:49 PM CSTUpdated: Nov 18, 2020 / 09:49 PM CSTGov. Doug Burgum has walked back a portion of his he issued last Friday, now allowing sports practices and extracurricular activities in North Dakota to resume on Nov. 30 with extra precautions in place, though competitions will remain suspended until Dec. 14.The change comes after consultation between the governor and legislative leaders, input from the North Dakota High School Activities Association and athletic associations and feedback from others concerned about the impacts of suspended activities on students’...

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