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The U.S. Tennis Association has canceled two lower-tier tennis tournaments in Orlando, Florida, saying that the coronavirus pandemic makes it too dangerous to hold the events without a bubble setup. All-Star catcher Salvador Pérez, starters Brad Keller and Jakob Junis, and third baseman Matt Reynolds tested positive but have been cleared to return.Houston Rockets star Russell Westbrook is set to practice with the team for the first time since revealing that he tested positive for the coronavirus.Westbrook did not travel with the Rockets on July 9 when they flew to Florida for the NBA’s restart.

Friday, the Michigan athletic department unveiled its latest update on COVID-19 coronavirus testing of student-athletes and athletics staff on campus. A player testing positive for COVID-19 will be dropped from the U.S. Open, but the U.S. Tennis Association has not established how many infected participants would force the … That is the highest amount since the pandemic reached Romania in February.Petrescu played at Chelsea for five years from 1995-2000.Kansas City Royals outfielder Hunter Dozier has tested positive for COVID-19 and been placed on the injured list before the club played its final exhibition game against the Cardinals in St. Louis.The 28-year-old is coming off a breakthrough season in which he hit 26 homers with 84 RBIs and tying for the American League lead in triples. The rest of the squad tested negative and will not go into quarantine.Basel is the third of the 10 Swiss clubs to have at least one player test positive since the league restarted last month.Basel will finish its season and then resume in the Europa League on Aug. 6.

""This is due to the number and timing of surveillance tests being conducted, and reflective of the fact that some test results lag behind others," the update read.

Michigan State says 16 of 122 athletes tested positive for the new coronavirus during the week of July 20-24 and four athletic department staff members tested positive from July 18-24.

There were 1,030 new cases in the last 24 hours. On a video conference call with reporters, he said he’s at risk due to underlying health conditions that he preferred to keep private.“It’s a tough decision,” Davis said. The COVID-19 Community Tennis Guidelines for Continued Play provide details on how outdoor courts can remain open for use to help ensure people remain active, subject to strict social distancing and hygiene practices being implemented.

Anthony Pero's wild ride to Michigan State tennis now has him in Germany riding out pandemic . News from The Associated Press, and a taste of the great journalism produced by AP members and customers. The USTA says ATP Challenger 150 tourneys that were supposed to start on Aug. 22 and Aug. 29 at its national campus are being scrapped.

The distribution includes 1,168 tests administered to student-athletes, with 34 positive results and 272 tests administered to staff members, with one positive result.The university's update did not say how many people have recovered from positive cases.According to the university, the number of tests and positive results "will not necessarily equal the sum of this week's update plus the figures give in prior weeks' updates. The school says Candle will spend next 10 days self-isolating at home.A statement released Wednesday by the university says Candle isn’t showing any symptoms, and that he contracted the virus from someone outside the athletic department.Tulane says the COVID-19 pandemic has caused the cancellation of college basketball game scheduled in China this November.Tulane was slated to play against Washington in the Pac-12 China Game in Shanghai.A Tulane spokesman says the decision to cancel the event was made in coordination with Washington as well as Chinese-based partners in the event, Alibaba and the Federation of University Sport of China.The decision to call off the game also comes amid rising diplomatic tensions between the two countries. Tennis clubs, coaches and operators across the country are all different and operate in different loca l contexts.

It conducted surveillance COVID-19 testing recently on staff members and athletes. Ole Miss confirmed Wednesday that staffers making $100,000 or more will take a 10% pay cut starting Oct. 1.Athletic director Keith Carter, Kiffin, Davis and baseball coach Mike Bianco will take 15 percent cuts.New York Mets hitting coach Chili Davis hasn’t decided if he will rejoin the team at any point this season because of concerns about the coronavirus.The 60-year-old Davis has been working remotely from his Arizona home during the pandemic, doing his best to help Mets hitters throughout their summer training camp in New York this month.

“To understand that wearing a mask can be between life or death honestly ... there are people dying from this virus each and every day and it’s something that we all need to take very, very seriously.”Swiss soccer club Basel says one of its players has tested positive for the coronavirus but its league game against St. Gallen will go ahead.Basel says the unidentified player has been in isolation on the advice of public health officials.

This delays the fall schedule for men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf and men’s and women’s tennis.The delay also applies to the non-traditional seasons for baseball and softball.

One staff member received a positive result.The program will pause workouts and won’t start 20-hour weeks until it receives complete results from surveillance testing.The Ohio Valley Conference has postponed the start of competition for fall Olympic sports until Sept. 17, and the league also plans to compete in conference only for women’s soccer and volleyball.That does not include a decision yet on OVC football due to what the league calls “existing contractual matters.”The OVC Board of Presidents announced the decision Wednesday. ET April 4, 2020 CLOSE. After the Governor’s announcement today, we have been given the approval to proceed according to the 2020-2021 AAA calendar and handbook regarding practice and competition for all sports.