Breaking: IIHF Implements Major Rule for Player Safety
After several months of deliberation, the IIHF has made a pivotal decision regarding player safety.
IIHF Enforces Mandatory Use of Neck Guards in World Junior and U-18 Championships
As reported by Darren Dreger on X, the International Ice Hockey Federation has implemented a new rule requiring neck guards for players in the World Junior Championship and U-18 competition.
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Dreger also noted that a similar ruling for the World Championship is still under consideration.
"The @IIHFHockey has agreed to make neck protection mandatory for the World Junior Hockey championship and the Men's U18 championship. A final decision still has to be made on the Men's and Women's World Hockey Championships."
This development represents a significant stride in the advancement of hockey safety.
Further details will be shared as they emerge.
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2 DECEMBRE | 129 ANSWERS Breaking: IIHF Implements Major Rule for Player Safety Do you think the IIHF made the right decision? | ||
| Yes | 95 | 73.6 % |
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