The North Georgia Youth Football Association is taking strides toward making the sport safer for kids. The league, which caters to approximately 3,000 players and 17 counties in this part of the state, is encouraging its teams to begin using a helmet sensor on a voluntary basis this fall. The device is designed to help identify hits in which the risk of a head injury is highest.
Area youth football league promotes use of helmet sensor
Device designed to detect hits most likely to cause head injuries