The UH baseball team was under self-quarantine after a staffer developed symptoms similar to the coronavirus after their March 10 trip to Las Vegas. | File photo

A UH athletics spokesman told the Houston Chronicle on Thursday afternoon that the coronavirus test conducted on a baseball staffer has returned negative, and the team’s self-quarantine has been lifted.

The Cougars’ baseball team announced on Sunday they were going into self-quarantine as a precaution after the baseball staffer had developed symptoms similar to the virus, which is also referred to as COVID-19.

No other baseball student athletes, coaches or staff had reportedly developed symptoms before the team went into self-quarantine.

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