Ivy League Cancels Fall Sports

The Ivy League conference announced it is the first Division I conference to cancel fall sports due to COVID-19, citing safety concerns. The decision affects multiple sports, including football and basketball. Future decisions on winter and spring sports will be made later. Athletes can continue training under specific regulations without losing eligibility. The possibility of rescheduling fall sports to spring is still open.

Which conference was the first Division I conference to suspend fall sports due to COVID-19?

• Ivy League

• SEC

• Big Ten

• Pac-12

What was the main reason the Ivy League Council of Presidents decided to suspend fall sports?

• Weather conditions

• Safety and acceptable levels of risk

• Financial constraints

• Lack of interest

Which sports are affected by the Ivy League's decision?

• Swimming and diving

• Baseball and softball

• Football, basketball, and soccer

• Tennis and golf

What will happen to athletes' eligibility due to the suspension of fall sports?

• They will gain an extra year of eligibility

• Their eligibility will be reduced by half

• They will lose a season of eligibility

• They won't lose a season of eligibility

What is the Ivy League considering for fall sports in the future?

• Holding them without spectators

• Moving them to the spring

• Canceling them permanently

• Combining them with winter sports