(BPRW) COVID-19 positive result forces Hampton out of Michael B. Jordan-led basketball tournament
Hampton is at the moment amongst 22 Division I groups to both cancel video games or droop all basketball actions as a result of of a COVID-19 outbreak.
(Black PR Wire) An extended-awaited HBCU basketball showcase backed by actor Michael B. Jordan reportedly has misplaced one workforce because of a COVID-19 outbreak.
Hampton introduced Friday that it will likely be pausing all actions because of a positive COVID-19 check among the many workforce as they returned from Maryland.
“The men’s basketball program will now pause and follow Hampton University COVID-19 protocols,” Eugene Marshall Jr., the varsity’s athletic director, mentioned. “The health and safety of our student-athletes, coaches and those associated with the team are of the utmost importance.”
The scheduled recreation with North Carolina Central as half of the Invest QQQ Legacy Classic on Saturday in Newark, New Jersey has been modified to characteristic Delaware State.
Hampton is at the moment amongst 22 Division I groups to both cancel video games or droop all basketball actions as a result of of a COVID-19 outbreak.
The Hampton University Marching Force remains to be scheduled to carry out on the Invest QQQ Legacy Classic and on the Barclays Center on Saturday. Further updates will probably be introduced as they’re made out there.
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