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On Aug. 3, the California Department of Public Health released guidance on youth sports for counties, allowing youth sports training, conditioning and physical education to resume statewide under specific circumstances.
The guidance for youth sports establishes a consistent set of rules that apply to all youth sports programs including school-based, club and recreational programs. Youth sports and physical education are permitted only when physical distancing of at least six feet and a stable cohort of participants can be maintained. Because Kern County is on the State’s monitoring list, these activities are only permitted outdoors.
Outdoor and indoor sporting events, assemblies and other activities that require close contact or that would promote congregating, such as tournaments and competitions, are not permitted at this time. Additionally, adult, amateur (non-professional) team sports are not permitted at this time. The State plans to issue adult, amateur team sports guidance separately in the near future.
All industry guidance documents issued by the State are located on our website at http://www.kernpublichealth.com.