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Youth Concussions

Ohio’s Return-to-Play law (ORC 3313.539 or ORC 3314.03) requires that Ohio youth athletes who are suspected of sustaining a concussion, MUST be removed from practice or play. Ohio laws prohibit a child to return to play (practice or competition) on the same day that he/she is removed on suspicion of having sustained a concussion. He/she may return the following day if cleared in writing by a physician (MD or DO) or other authorized healthcare provider that he/she did not sustain a concussion.

Medical Clearance to Return to Play Form

Sports are a great way for children and teens to stay healthy. Being physically active can also help children do better in school. As a youth sports coach, your actions create the culture for safety and can help lower an athlete's chances of getting a concussion or other serious injury. It is important to note that aggressive and/or unsportsmanlike behavior among athletes can increase their chances of getting a concussion or other serious injury. The following materials are for coaches and referees to use to prevent concussions as well as to learn concussion protocol.

Online Concussion Management Training

Ohio's Return to Play Law: Frequently Asked Questions

Coaches and Referees

Youth Sports


Parents and Guardians

Youth Sports

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