We are corresponding with the National Federation of High Schools Sports Foundation and U.S. Lacrosse to re-visit "their" Mandated Safety Regulations for Girl's Lacrosse, which at this time, DO NOT REQUIRE PROTECTIVE SAFETY GLOVES AND HARD HELMETS. We are requesting the same Safety Protective Gloves and Helmets that the boys are mandated to wear. The more signatures that we are able to obtain and forward to these organizations, the better the chances are that the appropriate actions will be taken to ensure the safety of women athletes. Please sign the petition to support our plight
My 10th grade daughter received a concussion during her high school lacrosse game last week. There are multiple players on her team who have been concussed during games this season. Helmets are a necessity in girls's lacrosse. Girl brains matter just as much as boy brains.
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Jen Jackson
17 years ago
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Safety first. Helmets are standard everywhere else so why not here?
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David Reyes
17 years ago
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I watch my daughter play every weekend and i worry sick every single time she steps on the field. Its not 1990 anymore. Update the rules.
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Mark Riley
17 years ago
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Too many head injuries. My daughter plays club and the stick work is getting way too dangerous. Needs to change now.
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Lisa Dixon
17 years ago
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My niece got a fractured cheekbone last month. It is ridiculous that we are still talking about this in 2016. Just give the girls helmets already.
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Sarah Williamson
17 years ago
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ABOUT TIME. Why are guys protected better than girls? It makes no sense at all.
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We are corresponding with the National Federation of High Schools Sports Foundation and U.S. Lacrosse to re-visit "their" Mandated Safety Regulations for Girl's Lacrosse, which at this time, DO NOT REQUIRE PROTECTIVE SAFETY GLOVES AND HARD HELMETS. We are requesting the same Safety Protective Gloves and Helmets that the boys are mandated to wear. The more signatures that we are able to obtain and forward to these organizations, the better the chances are that the appropriate actions will be taken to ensure the safety of women athletes. Please sign the petition to support our plight
My 10th grade daughter received a concussion during her high school lacrosse game last week. There are multiple players on her team who have been concussed during games this season. Helmets are a necessity in girls's lacrosse. Girl brains matter just as much as boy brains.
J
Jen Jackson
17 years ago
Featured
Safety first. Helmets are standard everywhere else so why not here?
D
David Reyes
17 years ago
Featured
I watch my daughter play every weekend and i worry sick every single time she steps on the field. Its not 1990 anymore. Update the rules.
M
Mark Riley
17 years ago
Featured
Too many head injuries. My daughter plays club and the stick work is getting way too dangerous. Needs to change now.
L
Lisa Dixon
17 years ago
Featured
My niece got a fractured cheekbone last month. It is ridiculous that we are still talking about this in 2016. Just give the girls helmets already.
S
Sarah Williamson
17 years ago
Featured
ABOUT TIME. Why are guys protected better than girls? It makes no sense at all.
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My 10th grade daughter received a concussion during her high school lacrosse game last week. There are multiple players on her team who have been concussed during games this season. Helmets are a necessity in girls's lacrosse. Girl brains matter just as much as boy brains.