The Regina Rec League is hoping to get its programming going on July 1 to coincide with Phase 4 of Saskatchewan’s reopen plan due to COVID-19.
The league says it is currently in the planning stages of preparing a summer season and will be getting back in play once the province gives the green light for fields to reopen.
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However, it is not ruling out the possibility that the season will be delayed — as getting back to playing will not be allowed until Phase 4 of the province’s plan which has no official set date yet.
Some games in the league include beach volleyball, slo-pitch, kickball, ultimate Frisbee and others.
Registration closes on June 14.
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