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Table 1 Estimated concussion incidence from studies reporting youth data, 2011 and after

From: Using opinion leaders to address intervention gaps in concussion prevention in youth sports: key concepts and foundational theory

Authors

Timeframe

Sport

Age Range (years)

Concussion Rates

Kontos et al. (2013)

2011

Football

8-12

1.76/1000AE

Dompier et al. (2015)

2012-2013

Football

5-15

0.99/1000AE

Kerr et al. (2016a)

2012-2014

Football

5-15

0.87/1000AE

Kerr et al. (2015a)

2014

Football

5-15

0.62/1000AE

Kontos et al. (2016)

2013/14-2014/15

Ice Hockey

12-18

1.58/1000AE

Kerr et al. (2017b)

2015

Boys’ Lacrosse

9-15

0.84/1000AE

O’Kane et al. (2014)

2008-2012

Girls’ Soccer

11-14

1.2/1000 hours

Beachy and Rauh (2014)

1998-2008

29 Boys’ and Girls’ Sports

12-15

Sport-specific rates reported with football being the highest (0.35/1000AE)

Kerr et al. (2017c)

2015/16

12 Boys’ and Girls’ Sports

11-13

Overall rate of 0.75/1000AE, with highest rates reported in football (2.61/1000AE) and girls’ soccer (1.30/1000AE)