BREAKING: IIHF Makes Final Verdict On Neck Guards
The IIHF has made neck guards mandatory at all levels including senior competition.
IIHF Makes Neck Guards Mandatory
The IIHF has made a final decision regarding neckguards.
The IIHF Council, on recommendation from its Medical Committee, has decided to mandate the use of a neck laceration protector, specifically designed for this purpose, at all levels of IIHF competitions.
The players in all levels will be required to wear neck guards and the game will be safer for everybody.
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