CONCORD — Players, coaches, staff and parents would be encouraged, but not required, to be tested for COVID-19 before ice hockey resumes in New Hampshire, under proposed reopening rules that Gov. Chris Sununu still must approve.
Sununu, who ultimately will decide under what conditions hockey returns, called testing
"The whole point is to hopefully hit the reset button so the players, coaches, the parents they are coming back knowing they don't have the virus,"
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