Covid-19 Coronavirus

Going to a game is going to be different for many reasons, most related to COVID-19, but also because the very landscape of New Jersey minor league baseball has shifted since 2019.

The Cooperstown Dreams Park Tournament is requiring participants 12 and older to get a COVID-19 vaccination even through none has been approved for their use.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced new capacity limits at large venues, while opening college game attendance to guardians, starting now.

Ref. Alan Maloney says NJSIAA bowed to media frenzy.

"While our poll asked specifically about sporting events, it likely carries over to concert and theater venues and other audience events coming along on the calendar," poll methodologist Daniel Ladik said.

The NFL has announced it will admit 22,000 fans into Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, Florida with 7,500 of those being vaccinated healthcare workers.

Over 200 teams from around the country will participate in the championships starting Saturday.

New Jersey health officials say more than 120 youth hockey players have tested positive over the past month or so. League officials say protocols are being followed, at least in the rink.

Some South Jersey families are urging for the final round of soccer playoffs to be postponed until 2021, to give athletes a fair shot.

The New Jersey Athletic Conference and the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference along with Rutgers New Brunswick and Seton Halls all plan to compete this season.

Multiple Shore Conference football teams have been shut down due to COVID-19 exposure.

Even among New Jersey school districts off to an all remote start, a majority of student athletes are hitting the athletic fields this fall.