Calhoun City High School to play football with limit on fans

Two tickets will be sold to each participant to avoid possible coronavirus spread

Carter ... the calhoun county high school football team will host a football scrimmage tommorow night against rival vardaman... only a few spectators will be allowed inside the stadium because of the coronavirus.

Wayne hereford joins us live from calhoun city where he talked with the head coach about how the tickets will be sold.

Coach m.d.

Jennings and his wildcats are expecting a big year.

But this is a year like none other where there will be a limit on the number of fans because of the coronavirus;.

Those tickets tomorrow."

"we're going to issue out two tickets per participant."

Coach jennings says that's how the tickets will be handled for the game against vardaman.

"so basically the way we are handling this is we are allowing the participants to purchase their tickets by 5 p.m.

Today.

If those tickets are not purchased then those tickets will be available to the public tommorow on a first come -first served basis ."

Stand up.."coach jennings says limiting ticket sales will go a long way in reducing the possible spread of the coroanvirus here at the stadium.

He also says that they are hoping that by august 31st when the ticket sale mandate ends they will be able to allow more members of the general public inside here."

"the only way someone else will be allowed in is if those tickets are not purchased .

Then tommorow those tickets will be available .

We'll make an announcement via social media how many tickets we have available and then those guys can come to the office and purchase those tickets tommorow."

Governor tate ordered that all spectators at high school games wear masks and use social distancing.

Coach jennings says that children will not be allowed to roam during the game at calhoun city.

Reporting live in calhoun city wayne hereford wtva