Game action seen last fall between Kennett High and Gilford. Recent statistics on head injuries among football players is causing schools to take a second look at their programs. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Game action seen last fall between Kennett High and Gilford. Recent statistics on head injuries among football players is causing schools to take a second look at their programs. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
CONWAY — Joe Lentini, Conway School Board chairman, said Monday he is not looking to eliminate football at Kennett Middle School or the high school, but wants parents and students to be aware of the risks inherent in the sport.
During the meeting, Lentini shared a New York Times article that unveiled a new study showing brain damage in 110 out of 111 deceased National Football League players who had donated their brains to science.
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