PSJA North Out of Playoffs Due to COVID Concerns
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Thursday, December 17 2020
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PHARR - The PSJA North Raiders shocked many in the Rio Grande Valley sports scene with their Bi-District victory over Brownsville Hanna.
On Thursday PSJA North s season came to an end however, as positive tests were discovered within the Raider football program forcing them to cancel Friday s area round match-up against San Antonio Taft.
The district released the following statement Thursday evening. Dear PSJA North Football Athletes & Parents,
We received a report earlier today, Thursday, December 17, 2020 of a positive case in one of our athletes. Our Health Services Department immediately started contact tracing and unfortunately it was determined that for the safety of our athletes and families, all players and coaches are to quarantine and be vigilant of any COVID-19 related symptoms.
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