Landmark Maintains ‘No Spectator Policy’ For Contests Through April 4
TOWSON, Md. – After a scheduled meeting of the Landmark Conference Presidents Council, the council agreed to maintain the current ‘no spectator policy’ in place for all Landmark contests through Sunday, April 4.
TOWSON, Md. – After a scheduled meeting of the Landmark Conference Presidents Council, the council agreed to maintain the current 'no spectator policy' in place for all Landmark contests through Sunday, April 4.
Effective for all games (regular and postseason) scheduled on Monday, April 5 and later, individual member institutions will have the autonomy to adjust and set their spectator policy for home contests.
Those policies will be communicated directly by each member institution and the conference will maintain a landing page of these policies for ease of access to fans.
Beginning on April 5, Moravian College will allow fans wearing masks to attend events at John Makuvek Field (men's and women's lacrosse), Timothy Breidegam Track/Rocco Calvo Field, Hoffman Tennis Courts, Blue & Grey Softball Field and Gillespie Baseball Field. More details on which seating areas will be available at Blue & Grey and Gillespie Fields will be announced prior to April 5.
The eight member institutions of the Landmark Conference are comprised of institutions from three states and the District of Columbia, all with varying guidance as it pertains to outdoor gatherings. Upholding the 'no spectator policy' through the Easter holiday will allow each member institution to best gauge if and how they can safely welcome fans for future scheduled competition.
Landmark contests will also continue to be streamed via the Landmark Digital Network (landmarknetwork.tv).
