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2. Ex-UMD star’s death fuels debate over why neck guards ... - AOL

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   In a 2009 study of USA Hockey registered players, 1.8% reported having a neck laceration. ... Huber used a neck protector in club hockey. After Johnson's fatal injury, she thinks many in the ...

3. USA Hockey requires all junior players to wear neck ... - AOL

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   USA Hockey announced Sunday it will require the use of neck laceration protection for all junior hockey players beginning August 1 – a decision coming three months after a player died from a ...

4. Neck guard - Wikipedia

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   On January 28, 2024, USA Hockey, the governing body for ice hockey in the United States placed a mandate that began on August 1, 2024 in which all players and on-ice officials under the age of 18 are required to wear neck laceration protection that is "that is commercially designed and manufactured for that purpose." Despite an adult exemption ...

5. International Ice Hockey Federation mandates neck guards to ...

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   “The neck laceration protectors are now mandatory for the senior categories in addition to the U20 and U18 categories, for which neck laceration protectors had already been enforced as per IIHF ...

6. Ice hockey players have been ‘stubborn’ about wearing neck ...

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   USA Hockey, meanwhile, recommends that all players wear a guard which “covers as much of the neck area as possible,” noting that this sort of protection does not “eliminate the risk” of a ...

7. Adam Johnson (ice hockey) - Wikipedia

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   [43] [48] [49] USA Hockey approved a new policy, effective August 1, 2024, that requires all players and on-ice officials 18 years of age and under to wear neck laceration protection in games and practices. [44] Beginning in the 2024-25 season, the AHL required that all players and on-ice officials wear cut-resistant neck protectors. [50]