The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League sent out a news release Monday, saying at the end of it that “the S-J-H-L is still here and ready to get back on the ice for our 2021-22 season.”
The release adds they will continue to maintain talks with the provincial government and the Health Authority to insure that proper safety protocols are in place for a new season this fall…hopefully with fans in arenas. The S-J-H-L says they understand that mandatory masking and social distancing may still need to be in place, urging its fans to follow public health and safety measures so that fans in the stands can be a reality this fall. Following is the news release from the S-J-H-L…
Good morning,
The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL), and its member clubs, are making plans for a full return to play for the 2021-2022 season.
The SJHL will continue our efforts to work with the Saskatchewan Government to ensure that appropriate safety protocols needed, will be in place for the start of the 2021-2022 hockey season.
The SJHL is optimistic that fans will be able to join us in our arenas. However, protocols like mandatory masking and social distancing may still need to be in effect. Remaining vigilant and following public health safety measures, will help us get you back in our arenas.
We would like to thank our partners, volunteers, and the entire hockey community for their support during these unprecedented times.
Most importantly, the SJHL is still here and ready to get back on the ice for our 2021-22 season.
