Protective helmets are often required for bicyclists, bikers and some sports, like football. But when it comes to lacrosse young men and boys who play the sport are required to wear them but girls and women usually are not. And some suggest it may time to change those rules.
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Girls’ Lacrosse to Decide on Headgear
A vote on a proposed standard for a soft helmet is expected in the new year.
Some Worry Safer Football Helmets Could Lead to More Head Injuries
Despite advances in helmet design, some coaches say safer football lies in education.
High School Coaches Worry Rule Changes in Football Could Take Away from Game
Some local high school officials who look at changes in the way football is played and in the way players are monitored see costs to fans.
Helmet Manufacturer Is Unsuccessful in Attempt to Have Charges Dismissed in Frostburg Football Player’s Death
A Montgomery County judge this week denied motions to dismiss charges against a helmet manufacturer in a case brought by the parents of a Frostburg State University football player who died of head injuries in August 2011 following four straight days of heavy contact drills in practice.
Concussion Sensor Bill Aimed at Student Athletes’ Safety Dies Without a Vote
A House of Delegates bill that would have established a pilot program to add concussion sensors to football equipment at high schools throughout Maryland died in subcommittee.
Experts Taking Note of Concussions in Girls Sports
With attention on concussions largely focused on professional football and men’s sports, these brain injuries may get overlooked in women’s sports.
Scooter Riders Raise Questions About Eye-Protection Law
A new law requiring motor scooter and moped users to wear helmets and eye protection has riders confused as to what should be shielding their eyes.
New Md. Laws Require Helmets and Goggles for Moped Riders
Beginning Monday, Oct. 1, all moped and motor scooter riders in Maryland will be required to wear a helmet and goggles and their vehicles must be registered and insured. Many University of Maryland students are unhappy with the changes.