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Read the Skyline Spartans Head Injury Guidelines and Procedures document then read and sign the Parent-Athlete Concussion Awareness Form if you have not already done so.  This is required by Washington State Law (HB 1824 - Zachery Lystedt Law) effective with 2009 IYL Fall Lacrosse programs.  The law requires this form to be signed by both the athlete and their parent or guardian and provided Skyline Lacrosse prior to participation.

by Coach K posted 01/27/2010
 

by posted 12/12/2009
 


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by CMz posted 09/24/2009
 

• Annually require all players and the parent(s)/guardian(s) of those players to sign and return an informed consent form  relating to the nature and risk of concussion or head injury. This information sheet shall include the signs and symptoms of concussion/brain injury and will be available during IYL registration.   

• Ensuring that all coaches (paid or volunteer) are educated in the nature and risk of concussion or head injury prior to the first practice/competition. This education shall include signs and symptoms of concussion/brain injury. Resources for this education are available in both English and Spanish in the Documents section on this site. 

As a Spartan parent or athlete, the information resources on head injuries we are providing on this site [SLC Documents] are important to review and understand.  Please read the Policy & Procedures document in addition to the player and parent information guides.  The new registration procedures coming into effect for our 2010 season are an important part of this effort.  The risks of concussion or other brain injury have not suddenly increased but  youth sports organizations, medical professionals and government policy-makers are making brain injury awareness and education a top priority for good reason.  As parents we invest a lot into our young athletes and as athletes we invest a lot into our sports - knowing the symptoms of sports and recreation related brain injury is an important part of that investment.

So dedicate 10 minutes to reviewing the Parents and Athletes Concussion Fact-sheets, print them out and tape on the fridge....
  

posted 09/23/2009
 


Gear bag overflowing?  Now is the time to sort through all the LAX gear that has been piling up in the garage and start planning for the 2010 regular season.  Chances are you have items that your player has outgrown or is planning to upgrade that are still is great condition.  Here is a "recycling" solution that can benefit our local Lacrosse community and make it easier for more kids to get into the game:  The IYL Exchange is now live!

You can now list all that great gear and get it back on the field with the next generation of local Laxers while collecting a few dollars to spend on new gear.  Your listing is free on the IYL Exchange and the exchange is between you and the hopeful new owner.  IYL does not take a fee of any kind.  We all recognize the costs that are part of playing sports in today's challenging economic times and the Exchange is all about our helping each other and our sporting community.