IHSAA Policy Regarding Concussion 1. No student athlete should return to play or practice on the same day that he/she suffers a concussion. 2. Any student.

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IHSAA Policy Regarding Concussion 1. No student athlete should return to play or practice on the same day that he/she suffers a concussion. 2. Any student athlete suspected of having a concussion should be evaluated by an appropriate health care Professional that day. (a.) If it is confirmed during a contest or practice by the schools health care Professional that the student did not sustain a concussion or head injury, the health care Professional shall issue clearance to return to play. If the event occurred during a contest, the head coach may advise the officials during an appropriate stoppage of play, and the student athlete may reenter competition pursuant to the contest rules.

IHSAA Policy Regarding Concussion (b.) If the event occurred during a contest, the contest concludes, and the health care Professional did NOT clear the student athlete for return to play, the student athlete should be subject to an appropriate return to play protocol which includes clearance to return to play, in writing, by a health care Provider, and should not be issued on the same date on which the athlete was removed from play. 3. Any student athlete with a concussion or head injury should be medically cleared by an appropriate health care Provider prior to resuming participation in any practice or competition. After medical clearance by an appropriate health care Provider, return to play should follow a step-wise protocol with provisions for the delay of the return to play based upon the return of any signs or symptoms.

IHSAA Policy Regarding Concussion 4. The Officials Role in Recognizing a Concussive Event: (a.)If, during a contest, an official observes a player and suspects that the player has suffered a head concussion or head injury by exhibiting concussive signs (including appearing dazed, stunned, confused, disoriented, to have memory loss, or the athlete is either unconscious or apparently unconscious), the official should notify a coach that a player is apparently injured and advise that the player should be examined by an appropriate health care Professional. (b.) If a concussion event occurred during a contest, and regardless of whether the student athlete returns to play or not, following the contest, an officials report shall be filed with the school of the removed player, including the athletic director, by the Official that initially removed the student athlete from play; this report may be found on the IHSAA website at