Football, basketball, netball and hockey all plan to play as much as possible under Covid-19 Alert Level 2.
Gatherings are restricted to a maximum of 100 people and sanitising processes must be followed.
Adjustments have been made to the Edgar Centre to facilitate both basketball and netball.
It has been divided into three zones — the main arena, the four wooden courts outside the main arena and the green courts.
Each has different entry and exit points, as well as their own bathroom facilities.
The areas will be sanitised between games and players will have to exit before the next group can come in.
Basketball played its secondary school competitions last night, while men’s club games will go ahead today.
Meanwhile, netball will play its senior and secondary school premier grades, although lower grades have been postponed or cancelled.
Most football will go ahead as planned, including the pinnacle Southern Premier and Women’s Premier Leagues.
However, the Friday night twilight league has been postponed until September 4, while the sixth to eighth grade competitions at the Kensington Oval have been cancelled.
It has also confirmed it will move its annual meeting tomorrow to Zoom as a precaution.
Otago Hockey is also continuing to run its competitions, although its under-13 and under-15 inter association matches between Otago and Central Otago tomorrow have been postponed.
