Idaho high school football kicks off Friday, but it won't be back to normal for these teams and the fans.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to put limitations on how fans can attend these games.
Here's what to know for three local games.
Lakeland vs. Lake City
At Lake City, the maximum amount of fans in attendance will be half capacity.
That means 1,500 fans can attend. As of Friday around noon, Lake City has sold a total of 800 tickets. The remaining 700 tickets can be purchased by Lake City and Lakeland fans. Those can be bought at the gate.
Every other bleacher will be blocked off.
Each fan base has to enter through separate gate entrances to avoid crowding. Fans will need to socially distance in the stands and face masks are recommended.
Post Falls vs. Sandpoint
For this game, Sandpoint has limited seating for fans. Anyone who wanted to attend had to pick up a ticket beforehand in person at the school. Tickers are now sold out.
There will be roughly 450 home fans and 200 away fans for this game.
Each varsity football player for Post Falls has been given up to two tickets to the game for whoever they choose to give it to.
South Fremont vs. Timberlake
At Timberlake, the only fans allowed inside the stadium will be family members of players.
All bleacher areas will be open. The school advises families attending stay six feet apart from one another to stay safe. The school said if that's not possible, wear a mask.
All children must be under supervision. Concessions will not be available at the game.
