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Discussion: 2020 WMC COVID-19 Update

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Oct. 1, 2020
Joey525i
Men's 55
32 posts
2020 WMC COVID-19 Update
Is there updated information?

Sept. 1, 2020

SACRAMENTO – Seventeen people on seven different teams have reported positive COVID-19 tests in the first session (55/60 men) of the 2020 LVSSA/SSUSA World Masters Championships (WMC).

Two cases have been reported in the second session (65-85 men) and no cases in the third session (40 Masters men and women). Only one of the cases has required hospitalization.

The first three sessions of the WMC attracted 315 teams and almost 10,000 players and their families.

The cases reported include:

Two players and a friend from a 60AA Colorado team.
Coach of a 60 AA Oklahoma team.
A pitcher from a 60AA team from Nevada.
A player from a 60 Major team from Minnesota.
A player, his wife, and daughter from a 55AAA Southern California team.
Seven players and the coach of a 55 and 60 Major-Plus teams from Texas. The initial player became ill on the second day of play. That player is being hospitalized with pneumonia.
A player from a 65 Major team from Nevada.
A player from a 65 Major-Plus team from California.
SSUSA officials said they were going to poll all managers next week from the first three sessions of the WMC to find out if there are any additional cases. In addition, we will be checking the condition of the reported cases. That updated report will appear in next week’s Newsletter.

All of the hotels in which the players stayed have been notified.
Oct. 1, 2020
DaveDowell
Men's 70
4317 posts
Joey ... You have pasted the most recent information update available ... The "News" section of this website shows a publication date tag as the first day of the month of publication, regardless of what the actual date was ... In the case of what you pasted, that article is less than 24 hours old ... It was actually published at 3:36 PM yesterday, September 30, 2020 ...
Oct. 3, 2020
domer
36 posts
Will they say which teams Specifically
Oct. 4, 2020
SSUSA Staff
3490 posts
Publishing the names of the affected players and/or their teams isn't likely in accord with our Privacy Policy ... Teams they may have been in contact with, as well as teams staying in the same hotel(s) have been notified ... Stay safe and, by all means, get COVID-tested if you have any concerns ...
Oct. 6, 2020
Joey525i
Men's 55
32 posts
Dave.. Can you give updates?
Oct. 6, 2020
DaveDowell
Men's 70
4317 posts
Joey525i ... I have no updates to report other than the fact that I remain apparently personally un-infected by the disease ... Any official updates originate periodically from the Newspaper/Newsletter division of the office staff ...
Oct. 6, 2020
Joey525i
Men's 55
32 posts
Dave... Your one of the lucky one's, stay positive and test negative!
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