Category Archives: Youth sports

MOJ: False accusations, but how do you prevent? And what is the remedy?

Posted on May 16, 2011 by Roy Kessel

One of  the hardest things to protect against is false accusations. While these have always been difficult to overcome, todays world of immediacy and easy access to write and post anything makes this even more of an issue. You have … finish reading MOJ: False accusations, but how do you prevent? And what is the remedy?

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WTL: Iowa high school wrestler refuses to wrestle girl

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Roy Kessel

A high school wrestler in Iowa is refusing to compete with a girl based on his religious beliefs according to the Des Moines Register. As a matter of conscience and my faith, I do not believe that it is appropriate … finish reading WTL: Iowa high school wrestler refuses to wrestle girl

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RTC: Should aluminum bats be outlawed?

Posted on December 8, 2010 by Roy Kessel

A federal lawsuit filed in Chicago this week brings this topic to the forefront again.  According to the report in the Chicago Tribune, the suit was filed on behalf of an 11 year old boy against Easton-Bell Sports, Inc. The … finish reading RTC: Should aluminum bats be outlawed?

Posted in Athletes, Baseball, Concussions, Daily Digest, Deaths, Product liability, RTC (Rules to Change), Youth sports | Leave a comment

Pop Warner jumps on concussion prevention bandwagon

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Roy Kessel

Following up on the increased scrutiny in NFL and NCAA football, Pop Warner has decided to jump on board. The nation’s oldest and largest youth football organization, is requiring a note from a doctor before letting anyone who’s suffered a … finish reading Pop Warner jumps on concussion prevention bandwagon

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House getting involved in concussion regulations

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Roy Kessel

The House has passed a bill which would require the development of federal guidelines for managing concussions among student athletes.  The bill would authorize convening a conference of medical, educational and athletic experts to develop and implement guidelines which would … finish reading House getting involved in concussion regulations

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