Jamestown High School has updated attendance numbers for all winter student-activities Friday. The change came after Gov. Doug Burgum lowered the state’s COVID-19 risk level from moderate Jamestown  (yellow) to low (green).

JHS will be following the North Dakota High School Activities Association (NDHSAA) guidelines. These guidelines call for a 75% capacity of all venues. The update went into effect Friday (Jan. 29) at 8 a.m.

Masks are still required to be worn by all fans, table workers, sideline personnel and media. Appropriate social distancing protocols are also expected.

A press release issued by JHS provided the following details:

Basketball: Ticket sales for basketball games will be limited to the first 1350 tickets sold. JPS reserves the right to voucher games where projected attendance may exceed the 1350-person capacity. In these instances, vouchers will be distributed to teams in advance with remaining tickets available for purchase at the door.

Hockey: Ticket sales will be limited to the first 475 tickets sold. Individuals purchasing tickets for others will be limited to no more than two per person unless your party is present at the time of the purchase.

Wrestling: Ticket sales for wrestling contests will be limited to the first 675 tickets sold. Individuals purchasing tickets for others will be limited to no more than two per person unless your party is present at the time of the purchase.

Gymnastics: Due to a limited capacity of 75, the voucher system will continue to be used. Each home gymnast will be supplied with four vouchers to issue to family/friends allowing them to purchase an admission ticket.

Swimming: The JHS Pool will be limited to the first 375 tickets sold. Individuals purchasing tickets for others will be limited to no more than two per person unless your party is present at the time of the purchase.

Concerts/Fine Arts: Based upon the event, instructors will share appropriate information with students and families regarding attendance.

Other Schools: Attendance procedures at schools throughout the state may vary with some schools continuing to issue vouchers and in some instances, attendance being restricted or fans not being allowed. Please check with your coach.