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Greater Spokane League Spectator Guidelines

Greater Spokane League Spectator Guidelines

Posted on 03/03/2021

The Greater Spokane League has developed guidelines for fans attending athletic events during the COVID pandemic following Governor Inslee’s and the Department of Health return to play guidelines.

Click the link below to review the guidelines that have been developed by Superintendents, Principals, and Athletic Directors of the Greater Spokane League.

If sports can have fans attend, per the guidelines, head coaches will be collecting the information from the student-athletes, 24 hours prior to each event, on which 2 family members will be attending. Fans will only be allowed to show up 15 minutes PRIOR to the start of their student event and must leave immediately following the completion of the event. Fans must also follow the social distancing rules (staying 6 feet apart from non-family members) and must wear a mask that covers both the nose and mouth at all times. If these guidelines change, we will be sending that information if/when it changes.

Greater Spokane League Spectator Guidelines (March 3,2021)

Greater Spokane League Spectator Guidelines (UPDATED: March 9, 2021)

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