SPANISH FORK, Utah-
6:09 pm
The Nebo School District has since asked Provo and Wasatch High Schools to change the venue to another location.
UPDATE: That was short-lived. @NeboDistrict says it's asked @ProvoHighSchool and @spanishforkhigh to reverse course on the homecoming game that appeared to sidestep @GovHerbert's directive to move Provo to "orange" on the restriction level. @fox13 #utpol #Utah #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/LpSww0OyqY
— Ben Winslow (@BenWinslow) September 24, 2020
5:30 pm
Thanks to a charitable act by Spanish Fork High School, Wasatch High School football fans are allowed to attend this Friday’s road game against Provo High School.
After Utah Gov. Gary Herbert moved Provo and Orem to orange, or moderate risk, this disallowed spectators at games.
Nevertheless, Spanish Fork High School has allowed the Bulldogs to host this game on their home field.
This is Homecoming for the 2-4 (1-1 in Region 8 play) Bulldogs so because of the Dons’ kindness, Provo High School parents can see their kids play for this special occasion.
This game will still be broadcast on 94.5 The Peak and hebervalleyradio.com with Ty&Ty calling all the action.
The Wasps lead the Bulldogs 4-2 all-time in a series dating back to 1950, but Provo has won the last two games in the series.
