Massachusetts lays plans for spring sports season amid COVID-19 pandemic
Currently, schools in the Bay State are closed until May 4 on orders from Governor Charlie Baker — with the spring sports season hanging in the balance.

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“My sole obligation is to try and save the athletic season and I’m confident we can do it,” Granatino said to The Herald. “The students have lost a lot and if we can save one component if and when we return, that would help.”
The Herald’s story went on to add that the Board voted to change the standard preseason practice schedule from an 11-day period to seven days — meaning the first games could potentially start on May 11, provided the state allows schools to re-open on May 4. The Board also voted in favor of a minimum of eight games and a maximum of 12 games for a regular season to be eligible for a postseason berth.
To get all the details on the spring sports in Massachusetts and what the MIAA is doing to hopefully save some portion of the season, read the full Boston Herald story here.