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schema:articleBody	USA Rugby released guidelines Tuesday for clubs to follow as they consider returning to play in the wake of relaxed US coronavirus pandemic stay-at-home regulations. The Return To Play Guidelines, to be implemented starting Monday, do not offer medical advice or regulations but direct guidance from sport and health officials. Ideas include temperature checks with those over 99.6 F (37.5 C) directed not to participate in group activities, avoiding car pools, showering at home, social distancing on celebrations and minimal training group sizes. "Given the close contact nature of rugby, it is important to note that our sport lives beyond most when it comes to the threat of spreading respiratory diseases," USA Rugby said. "The collective rugby community must remain patient and considerate through this process. While we are all eager to return to rugby, the well-being of our friends, family and teammates must remain priority. It is on all of us to acknowledge responsibility and do our part to combat the spread of COVID-19." The USA Eagles remain scheduled to compete in the Americas Rugby Championship against Canada and four South American clubs starting August 15. The national governing body's notable club squads in Major League Rugby have already called off the remains of their 2020 campaign after each team had played five games. The Colorado Raptors withdrew from MLR earlier this month, leaving the league at 11 teams. The USA Rugby guidelines emphasized teams should follow local health officials recommendations when making plans to return, using protocals from the Centers for Disease Control and World Rugby. "High-risk physical contact, where players are in very close proximity (such as scrum or face-to-face tackle), most likely poses a greater risk should one player be an infected person," the protocols state. "Should a teammate from high-risk physical contact or opposition player in a recent match develop an infection, all of those who have participated in the high-risk contact are likely to require isolation and testing." js/rcw
schema:headline	USA Rugby outlines protocols for clubs on return to play
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