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The Williams High School volleyball team shut down all activities this week when a player tested positive for COVID-19, Williams athletics director Todd Davis told the Times-News.
According to instructions from the Alamance County Health Department, the Bulldogs will sit out through at least Dec. 21, Davis said.
On Monday, the Eastern Alamance volleyball team shut down all activities due to a player’s positive test.
More: COVID-19 cases within Eastern Alamance, Western Alamance volleyball teams cause temporary shutdowns
Last month, the Western Alamance volleyball team called off all activities for a period of two weeks when a player tested positive.
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This article originally appeared on Times-News: Williams High volleyball team stops team activities after positive COVID-19 test of player
