N.J. To Follow Wash., Ore. & Maine In Concussion Regulation
March 30, 2010 /
It is expected that the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association will approve new regulations requiring high-school athletes to get a doctor’s approval before being allowed to play again after a concussion. If New Jersey does pass the rules in April, it will follow the leads of Washington, Oregon and Maine.
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