NYC's Catholic League Schools call on city for answers on 'high-risk' high school sports
Public schools still have no sports at all, and Catholic schools still have not been given the go-ahead to resume the affected sports.
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Feb 26, 2021, 3:42 AM
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Updated 1,148 days ago
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6h agoWeeks have passed since Gov. Andrew Cuomo gave the green light for school sports deemed high-risk to resume.
Public schools still have no sports at all, and Catholic schools still have not been given the go-ahead to resume the affected sports.
With no response from the city on high school student athletes, officials from the city’s Catholic League Schools spoke with News 12’s Dan Serafin on their frustrations.
