More Orange County high school football games canceled due to COVID-19 cases
District reports 334 cases this semester
Updated: October 9, 2020 at 9:34 AM
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Two local high school football games that were supposed to happen Friday night have been canceled due to positive COVID-19 cases, according to Orange County Public Schools.
The affected games are: Freedom High School vs. East River High School and Ocoee High School vs. Celebration High School.
Officials said there are two cases associated with Freedom high’s team. The Ocoee game has been canceled due to contact tracing at Celebration, which played against Freedom last week.
According to the OCPS coronavirus dashboard, the district has reported 334 cases associated with campuses since the semester began in August.
Orange County Public Schools has notified the Osceola School District that three players from Freedom High School have tested positive for COVID and could have possibly been contagious in the Varsity football game against Celebration High School on October 2. pic.twitter.com/PLSozwxVTc