Catching Up
Yale Athletics
In an article currently available to USCHO Extra subscribers, Dave Starman goes over a list of things that are on his mind. But the first one is the first one on the minds of a lot of people around college hockey — the health of Yale's Mandi Schwartz (right), and college hockey's reaction to it. Column (USCHO Extra)
For Genoway, Injuries No Game
Melissa Wade (left), Patrick C. Miller (right)
Chay Genoway was in the early talk for the Hobey Baker Award last season. Now, he's trying to get back to where he was.
Chay Genoway lost most of last season to a concussion. Now, the North Dakota defenseman talks about the kinds of injuries that interrupted his way of living, including his thoughts on head contact and whether the NCAA should move away from full face protection. Also, in our summer-long series on head injuries in hockey, we offer a Q&A with Dr. Neal McGrath, a neuropsychologist deeply invested in the prevention of head injuries.
Head Injuries in Hockey
- Part 1: Injury Prevention in Mind as Full Shield Debate Escalates
- Part 2: A Hockey Concussion: The Parents' Perspective
- NEW — Part 3: Head Injuries No Game for Genoway
- NEW — Part 4: A Q&A With a Clinician
Also See
Feature Stories
Commentary: In Eventful Summer, Nothing More Important than MandiAs the new season approaches, Dave Starman touches on a number of subjects that have come up over the summer.- Head Injuries: A Q&A With a ClinicianDr. Neal McGrath says progress is being made in the battle to prevent head injuries in sports, but a change in culture must take place. Tim Costello has a Q&A on concussions.
- Head Injuries No Game for GenowayNorth Dakota's Chay Genoway lost most of last season to a concussion. Now, the star defenseman says he supports an hockey-wide crackdown on hits to the head. Patrick C. Miller reports.
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