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The number of purposeful headers female youth soccer players experience during games depends on player age but not player position

Alexandra HarrissSchool of Kinesiology, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada;Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
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Andrew M. JohnsonSchool of Health Studies, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, CanadaORCID Iconhttp://orcid.org/0000-0002-7269-3016
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David M. WaltonSchool of Physical Therapy, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada;Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
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James P. DickeySchool of Kinesiology, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, CanadaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 109-114 | Accepted 24 Jul 2018, Published online: 13 Aug 2018

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Alexander W. Gilbert, Jesse M. Bering & Lynley C. Anderson. (2022) Addressing head injury risk in youth football: are heading guidelines the answer?. Science and Medicine in Football 6:3, pages 340-346.
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Marquise M. Bonn, Alexandra B. Harriss, James W.G. Thompson & James P. Dickey. (2021) Performing more than 20 purposeful gameplay headers in a soccer season may alter autonomic function in female youth soccer players. Research in Sports Medicine 29:5, pages 440-448.
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Kerry Peek, Tim Meyer, Florian Beaudouin & Marnee McKay. (2021) Heading incidence in boys’ football over three seasons. Science and Medicine in Football 5:3, pages 175-180.
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Thomas W. Kaminski, Sarah Weinstein & Victoria E. Wahlquist. (2020) A comprehensive prospective examination of purposeful heading in American interscholastic and collegiate soccer players. Science and Medicine in Football 4:2, pages 101-110.
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Thomas W. Kaminski, George T Chiampas, Margot Putukian, Donald Kirkendall, Jennifer Fokas & Anthony P. Kontos. (2020) Purposeful heading in U.S. youth soccer players: results from the U.S. soccer online heading survey – epidemiological evidence. Science and Medicine in Football 4:2, pages 93-100.
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Victoria E. Wahlquist, Thomas A. Buckley, Jaclyn B. Caccese, Joseph J. Glutting, Todd D. Royer & Thomas W. Kaminski. (2023) Quantitative Analysis of Ball-Head Impact Exposure in Youth Soccer Players. Journal of Sports Science and Medicine, pages 591-596.
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Isaac Roman, Marnee McKay & Kerry Peek. (2023) Head impact events in youth football in India and Australia, compared to FIFA Men's World Cup matches. JSAMS Plus 2, pages 100029.
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Rebecca Kenny, Marko Elez, Adam Clansey, Naznin Virji-Babul & Lyndia C. Wu. (2022) Head Impact Exposure and Biomechanics in University Varsity Women’s Soccer. Annals of Biomedical Engineering 50:11, pages 1461-1472.
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SHARI LANGDON, EDWIN GOEDHART, JAAP OOSTERLAAN & MARSH KÖNIGS. (2022) Heading Exposure in Elite Football (Soccer): A Study in Adolescent, Young Adult, and Adult Male and Female Players. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 54:9, pages 1459-1465.
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Alice Harkness-Armstrong, Kevin Till, Naomi Datson, Naomi Myhill & Stacey Emmonds. (2022) A systematic review of match-play characteristics in women’s soccer. PLOS ONE 17:6, pages e0268334.
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Ioannis Basinas, Damien M. McElvenny, Neil Pearce, Valentina Gallo & John W. Cherrie. (2022) A Systematic Review of Head Impacts and Acceleration Associated with Soccer. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 19:9, pages 5488.
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Robert McCunn, Florian Beaudouin, Katy Stewart, Tim Meyer & John MacLean. (2021) Heading in Football: Incidence, Biomechanical Characteristics and the Association with Acute Cognitive Function—A Three-Part Systematic Review. Sports Medicine 51:10, pages 2147-2163.
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Jeffrey S. BrooksWayne AllisonAlexandra HarrissKewei BianHaojie MaoJames P. Dickey. (2021) Purposeful Heading Performed by Female Youth Soccer Players Leads to Strain Development in Deep Brain Structures. Neurotrauma Reports 2:1, pages 354-362.
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Kerry Peek, Teale Vella, Tim Meyer, Florian Beaudouin & Marnee McKay. (2021) The incidence and characteristics of purposeful heading in male and female youth football (soccer) within Australia. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport 24:6, pages 603-608.
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Kerry Peek, James M. Elliott & Andrew Gardner. (2020) Purposeful Heading in Youth Soccer: Time to Use Our Heads. Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy 50:8, pages 415-417.
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Florian Beaudouin, Asimenia Gioftsidou, Malte Nejst Larsen, Koen Lemmink, Barry Drust, Roberto Modena, Javier Ramos Espinola, Mihai Meiu, Marc Vouillamoz & Tim Meyer. (2020) The UEFA Heading Study: Heading incidence in children’s and youth’ football (soccer) in eight European countries. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports 30:8, pages 1506-1517.
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Alexandra Harriss, Andrew M Johnson, James W G Thompson, David M Walton & James P Dickey. (2020) Cumulative soccer heading amplifies the effects of brain activity observed during concurrent moderate exercise and continuous performance task in female youth soccer players. Journal of Concussion 4, pages 205970022091265.
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