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MPSSAA Concussion Awareness Week Set For September 6-11
Baltimore, MD - The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA) in conjunction with all 24 local school systems has declared the first full week of the 2010-11 fall season as Concussion Awareness Week.  Please check inside the full story for Concussion Awareness Week information and school resources for Concussion Awareness Week Events.   
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     Please go inside of the story for a list of the first days of practice and the first game dates for the Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons during the upcoming 2010-2011 school year.

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Maryland Contingent Attends National Student Leadership Conference
Maryland Contingent Attends National Student Leadership Conference
     For the second consecutive summer, the MPSSAA is sending student-athlete delegates from around the state to participate in the NFHS National Student Leadership Conference in Indianapolis from July 15th-18th. Students will attend workshops, assist in a community service project, and develop action plans for the MPSSAA and their respective schools.
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Spring Sports Rule Changes For 2011
Spring Sports Rule Changes For 2011

     In preparation for the Spring 2011 season, we are providing the just released Boys' Lacrosse rule changes to go along with the previously released baseball, softball, and track & field rule changes made available by the NFHS.  Click on the links above for the press release summary of rule changes for each sport listed.  These rule changes are also available at www.nfhs.org under "Athletic & Fine Arts Activities".  (updated 8/18/10)

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FAN POLL
In the recognition and proper management of possible concussion injuries, who do you feel plays the most critical role?
The teammates of the injured player.
The certified athletic trainer.
The parent(s) of the injured player.
The injured student-athlete.
The game official(s).
The coach of the injured student-athlete.

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