Building the Dam: Oregon State’s Athletic Department announced today that two more women’s basketball games will be postponed. This weekend’s games, at California on January 8th and at Stanford on January 10th, will not be played due to Covid-19 testing and contact tracing protocols.
Those are the fourth and fifth games to be postponed due to Covid-19. Back in December, the team announced the postponement of their December 21st match up against Washington. The team then later had to postpone their January 1st game against UCLA and their January 3rd game against USC. An earlier nonconference game against Carroll College, scheduled for November 30th, was also cancelled.
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