New Jersey lifting ban on interstate indoor youth sports competitions; set to resume May 19
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday at his COVID-19 briefing that New Jersey is lifting the ban on interstate indoor youth sports competitions.
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May 6, 2021, 9:45 AM
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239ds agoGov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday at his COVID-19 briefing that New Jersey
is lifting the ban on interstate indoor youth sports competitions.
They are set to resume May
19.
Outdoor interstate sports
were permitted to resume in March.
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The state had banned all
interstate youth and high school sports in
November, as coronavirus numbers began
to rise again.
