4.7 x greater risk with no protection compared to a visor (half-shield) No eye or neck injuries occurred to players wearing full protection.

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4.7 x greater risk with no protection compared to a visor (half-shield) No eye or neck injuries occurred to players wearing full protection

Conclusion This study demonstrates that both full and partial facial protection significantly reduce injuries to the eye and face without increasing neck injuries and concussions.

Rule Change All players are required to wear full facial protection. Players 18 years of age and older may wear a half shield (visor) if they sign a waiver.

Recommendation It is strongly recommended that all players including Seniors wear facial protection (HECC certified full face masks).

Correct Helmet Position The helmet and half shield must not be worn (tilted back) so that the bottom of the visor is above the tip of the nose. (violation = misconduct penalty)

n Enforcement of existing rules n Focused stretching & strength training programs n Sportsmanship & mutual respect n Body contact and body control skills

n Full facial protection & mouthpiece n Improved equipment design n Rink modifications l increased ice surface size l force-dissipating boards

1. Have Fun

1. Have Fun 2. Play Hard

1. Have Fun 2. Play Hard 3. Play Smart

1. Have Fun 2. Play Hard 3. Play Smart 4. Play Fair