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

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   In the USA Hockey survey, 27% of people who reported neck lacerations in hockey games said they were wearing a neck protector. There is little data on the guards' effectiveness, and no validated ...

3. NHIAA hockey coaches welcome new NFHS neck guard mandate - AOL

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   May 17—The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) announced Thursday that all high school hockey players will be required to wear neck laceration protectors beginning next ...

4. Neck guard - Wikipedia

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   The guard was subsequently widely adopted by ice hockey players. [1] [2] In Canada, neck protectors worn by ringette and ice hockey players must contain fabric that is BNQ certified and approved. BNQ stands for Bureau de normalisation du Québec. Based in Quebec, BNQ is an organization that created the standard for cut-resistant neck guards.

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

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   A “crazy amount of emotions” ran through TJ Oshie’s mind as he watched footage of what would be American hockey player Adam Johnson’s final moments on the ice.

6. Hockey player's death leads to increased use of neck protectors

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   TJ Oshie, a winger for the Washington Capitals, says his company Warroad Hockey Co. has already sold out of its neck protectors after more than 100 pros reached out asking to order one in hopes ...

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]