COLUMBUS — The Mahoning Valley reported no new coronavirus deaths on Sunday, but the state had three deaths as well as 637 new COVID-19 cases.

On Sunday, a total of 114,802 cases have been recorded in Ohio since the pandemic began, leading to 3,978 deaths and 12,800 hospitalizations.

Nine new cases were reported in Mahoning County for a total of 2,761, with 440 hospitalizations and 262 deaths. Columbiana County has four new cases for a total of 1,765, with 188 hospitalizations and 63 deaths. Trumbull County also added four cases, making its total 1,699, with 322 hospitalizations and 114 deaths.

No additional virus related deaths were reported in Columbiana, Mahoning and Trumbull counties on Sunday afternoon.

Gov. Mike DeWine’s next scheduled briefing on the state’s fight against the coronavirus is scheduled for Tuesday.

DeWine has said adult day centers and senior centers may open beginning Sept. 21 in a reduced capacity if they can meet certain standards.

Last week, DeWine announced the signing of a health order that provides guidelines for Ohio sports to move forward this fall. DeWine added schools also will be allowed to play fall sports in the spring if they want.

No spectators will be allowed other than family members or those “very close” to the particular child.

Most of the state’s cases are from the three largest counties: Franklin (Columbus), 20,443; Cuyahoga (Cleveland), 14,881; and Hamilton (Cincinnati), 10,503.