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Altona Lacrosse Club Recommended Equipment 2020
ALTONA LACROSSE CLUB RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT 2020 Introduction: The following equipment is a non-exhaustive list of equipment you may wish to consider for purchase. In the case of goalie protective equipment, the chest pads and shoulder pads are considered the safest on the market. The assessments of safety are from the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSEA) in the USA. Anyone considering goalie gear should refer to this list. If the goalie padding does not specify it meets NCOSEA standards then do not buy it. With helmets, nearly all modern lacrosse helmets are excellent for our game. The STX may be slightly safer where the Cascades may offer better vision and comfort so it comes down to personal choice. With shoulder pads, the ones recommended have extra padding at the heart, many players however do not wear shoulder pads at all so it is personal choice. The choice of sticks is varied. However, as a guide, if you are a faceoff look for flexible sticks specifically designed for face off. If you are a defender you may go for a wider head stick with slightly less flexibility. An attack player may go for a smaller head which holds the ball well. Midfielders will likely prefer a stick that holds the ball well but is also good for defense. Gloves are a matter of choice but you may want to look at the thumb protection as a lot of players get hit there, or you may be concerned with wrist protection. Goalies have extra padding in the thumb. -
Helmet Fit and Cervical Spine Motion in Collegiate Men's Lacrosse Athletes Secured to a Spine Board. By
Helmet fit and cervical spine motion in collegiate men’s lacrosse athletes secured to a spine board. By: Diane L. Gill, Meredith A. Petschauer and Randy Schmitz Petschauer, M.A., Schmitz, R. & Gill, D.L. (2010). Helmet fit and cervical spine motion in collegiate men’s lacrosse athletes secured to a spine board. Journal of Athletic Training, 45(3), 215-221. Made available courtesy of National Athletic Trainers’ Association: http://www.nata.org/journal-of-athletic-training ***Reprinted with permission. No further reproduction is authorized without written permission from National Athletic Trainers’ Association. This version of the document is not the version of record. Figures and/or pictures may be missing from this format of the document. *** Abstract: Context: Proper management of cervical spine injuries in men's lacrosse players depends in part upon the ability of the helmet to immobilize the head. Objective: To determine if properly and improperly fitted lacrosse helmets provide adequate stabilization of the head in the spine-boarded athlete. Design: Crossover study. Setting: Sports medicine research laboratory. Patients or Other Participants: Eighteen healthy collegiate men's lacrosse players. Intervention(s): Participants were asked to move their heads through 3 planes of motion after being secured to a spine board under 3 helmet conditions. Main Outcome Measure(s): Change in range of motion in the cervical spine was calculated for the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes for both head-to-thorax and helmet-to-thorax range of motion in all 3 helmet conditions (properly fitted, improperly fitted, and no helmet). Results: Head-to-thorax range of motion with the properly fitted and improperly fitted helmets was greater than in the no-helmet condition (P < .0001). -
NOCSAE Voids Certification of Two Lacrosse Helmet Models Warrior Regulator and Cascade Model R Lacrosse Helmets Were Invalidly Certified by the Manufacturers
National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment Commissioning research and establishing standards for athletic equipment, where feasible, and encouraging dissemination of research findings on athletic equipment and sports injuries For Immediate Release: Media Contact: Amy Bollinger November 24, 2014 O: 314-982-8638 | M: 314-540-5798 [email protected] NOCSAE Voids Certification of Two Lacrosse Helmet Models Warrior Regulator and Cascade Model R lacrosse helmets were invalidly certified by the manufacturers OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (November 24, 2014) – The National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment has voided the manufacturers’ NOCSAE® certification for the Warrior Regulator and the Cascade Model R lacrosse helmets. A product manufacturer certifies compliance with NOCSAE® standards when it puts the NOCSAE® name and logo on a helmet. The certification tells the player, parent, coach and the governing bodies that the helmet has been subjected to all of the required testing, quality control and quality assurance obligations specified by the NOCSAE standard. The manufacturer must confirm that its helmet meets the standard in all aspects. The Warrior Regulator and the Cascade Model R had been certified by the manufacturers as compliant with the NOCSAE® standard. NOCSAE® conducted an independent investigation and evaluation of the Warrior Regulator and the Cascade Model R, which included a review of each manufacturer’s internal certification testing and quality control data. NOCSAE® also purchased these models independently through various retail sources and sent them to its contracted laboratory for testing. As a result of its investigation, NOCSAE® has concluded that these models, for all manufacturing dates, do not comply with the NOCSAE® standard ND041 and that the manufacturers’ certifications of compliance on those helmets is invalid. -
Helmets and Facemasks Update on Facemask and Helmet Requirements for January 1St, 2014
Technical Bulletin 14-02 Helmets and Facemasks Update on Facemask and Helmet Requirements for January 1st, 2014 There are three helmet options for a Lacrosse player to use: 1. Field Lacrosse Helmet NOCSAE approved; 2. CSA approved Hockey Helmet and CSA approved Hockey facemask Combo; 3. CSA approved Hockey Helmet and CSA approved Lacrosse facemask Combo; There are currently three CSA approved facemasks for lacrosse: 1. Marty O’Neill MX-13 Senior & Youth (NEW) 2. OTNY Junior & Senior mask 3. Gait G7 Senior & Junior Overview of attaching facemask to the helmet (more info available by watching this video): The helmet J Clips should be properly aligned with the facemask to hold it in place to absorb any impact the face-mask may take. Adjust the J clips as needed so there is contact onto the chin with the chin cup. Lock the cage into the J clips. Side straps and chin cup should be adjusted so that they are snug holding the cage and chin cup directly to the players chin while allowing you to talk. To ensure a safe and proper installation the chin strap on the chin cup must be attached around the centre bar above the lowest bar of facemask and not aligned with any other bar on the facemask. The strap should wrap around the centre vertical bar. If you attach the strap and chin cup too high it will move around and the proper protection will not be achieved. Please note that, effective January 1, 2014, the following policy is no longer valid: 12.4.2.2.1 For the 2013 season, players in the senior age category, defined as “over 21” in 18.2 may use the non‐CSA approved facemask that was approved for use in 2012; Note: Equipment that violates the specifications contained in this bulletin will be removed from the game and, where required, appropriate penalties will be given. -
The Nineteenth Century (History of Costume and Fashion Volume 7)
A History of Fashion and Costume The Nineteenth Century Philip Steele The Nineteenth Century Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Copyright © 2005 Bailey Publishing Associates Ltd Steele, Philip, 1948– Produced for Facts On File by A history of fashion and costume. Bailey Publishing Associates Ltd The Nineteenth Century/Philip Steele 11a Woodlands p. cm. Hove BN3 6TJ Includes bibliographical references and index. Project Manager: Roberta Bailey ISBN 0-8160-5950-0 Editor:Alex Woolf 1. Clothing and dress—History— Text Designer: Simon Borrough 19th century. 2. Fashion—History— Artwork: Dave Burroughs, Peter Dennis, 19th century. Tony Morris GT595.S74 2005 Picture Research: Glass Onion Pictures 391/.009/034—dc 22 Consultant:Tara Maginnis, Ph.D. 2005049453 Associate Professor of the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and creator of the website,The The publishers would like to thank Costumer's Manifesto (http://costumes.org/). the following for permission to use their pictures: Printed and bound in Hong Kong. Art Archive: 17 (bottom), 19, 21 (top), All rights reserved. No part of this book may 22, 23 (left), 24 (both), 27 (top), 28 be reproduced or utilized in any form or by (top), 35, 38, 39 (both), 40, 41 (both), any means, electronic or mechanical, including 43, 44, 47, 56 (bottom), 57. photocopying, recording, or by any information Bridgeman Art Library: 6 (left), 7, 9, 12, storage or retrieval systems, without permission 13, 16, 21 (bottom), 26 (top), 29, 30, 36, in writing from the publisher. For information 37, 42, 50, 52, 53, 55, 56 (top), 58. contact: Mary Evans Picture Library: 10, 32, 45. -
Designing a Rapid Deployment Emergency Services
Designing a Rapid Deployment Emergency Services (RapiDES) Vehicle for 2020: Addressing the problem of ever increasing traffic delaying the emergency services vehicles in big cities by Martin CS Tee A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Design in Industrial Design Department of Art and Design University of Alberta © Martin CS Tee, 2015 ABSTRACT This thesis/project is about the design process of designing a conceptual vehicle design that responds to a growing global phenomenon of ever increasing traffic congestion delaying emergency response times of various emergency services. This thesis aims at establishing the case for a smarter, smaller and more responsive emergency services vehicle design by first looking at the phenomenon of ever increasing traffic volume in big cities around the world particularly in North America, examining the causes and consequences of traffic congestion, and identifying the most critical impact it causes which is on the emergency response times of various emergency services which makes a difference between life and death with a minute’s delay to the scene. The thesis then attempts to offer a solution with the accompanying practical project focusing on designing a Rapid Deployment Emergency Services (RapiDES) vehicle for the near future (2020) to meet the challenges of saving lives and properties in a quick and responsive way. This design of RapiDES will serve as a baseline model for the North American context and can be modified to suit the needs and requirements for other markets. The design requirements and key features of RapiDES are generated and described in the Design Brief of RapiDES as a result of rigorous research mapping exercise and scenario studies of RapiDES in action for the three emergency services of EMS, fire rescue and law enforcement. -
March 23, 2019 Firearms Auction 3/23/2019 LOT # LOT
Kramer Auction Service LLC 203 E. Blackhawk Ave. Prairie du Chien, WI 53821 Phone: (608) 326-8108 Fax: 608-326-8987 March 23, 2019 Firearms Auction 3/23/2019 LOT # LOT # 1 Lot of Linked Dummy 50 cal, 20mm & Grenades 16 Box of Sporting Pamphlets & Advertising Items Ne 25.00 - 75.00 Ne 17 Riverside Radiona Stove Grate 2 Pair of Hardcover Bayonet Books Ne Janzen Notebook & British Commonwealth Bayonets 50.00 - Ne 18 Old Valentines & Sporting Items 100.00 Ne 19 Metal Mail Box - Whitewater WI 3 Pair of Toy Cannons Ne Ne 20 2 Indian Arrowheads 4 Miniature Metal Samurai Head Dress Ne Ne 21 2 Metal Mail Slot Doors 5 Lot of Inert Large Caliber Military Shells Ne Ne 25.00 - 50.00 22 Old Wooden Patriotic Shield Ne 6 5 Bayonet & Mlitary Books Ne 50.00 - 75.00 23 3 1/2 Boxes of Vintage 28 ga Ammunition Ne 7 Military Reference Books 24 Vintage Winchester Ammo Ne Infantry Weapons WWII & 2 Bayonet Books Ne includes: 44-40, 405, 38-40, & 30-30 100.00 - 200.00 8 2 Flats of Military Items 25 12 Muskie Baits Ne including: holsters, slings, cartridge pouches, etc. Ne 26 Pair of Wicker Fish Creoles 9 Hard Cover Colt, Winchester & S&W Books Ne Ne 27 Box lot of 11 Muskie Baits 10 WWII Era Tank & Artillery Scopes Ne Ne 28 Box of Collectible Ammo 11 4 British Pith & Sun Helmets Ne includes: John Wayne 32-40 & Winchester Cut-a-way Salesman Ne Sample Shell 12 USMC Knife & WWI Knuckle Duster Ne 29 160 Rounds of Long Range 308 Ammo Ne 13 Napolese Bayonet Knife & Ax Ne 30 Vintage American Flyer & Marx Toy Trains Ne 14 Flat of Small Advertising Items Ne Cleveland Indians, Store & Baggage tags & interesting small 31 Large Flat of Collectible 410 ga Shell Boxes advertising items. -
Boys' Lacrosse Fitting Guide
Boys’ Lacrosse Equipment Fitting Guide - Fit to Play the Right Way Brought to you by: coachsafely.org www.helmetfitting.com follow us @coachsafely and @Helmetfitting All material copyright: CoachSafely Foundation and Helmetfitting.com UNIFORM RULES: HELMET WARNING • Lacrosse is a dangerous sport. Use the helmet at your own risk. • READ HELMET BOOKLET before putting the helmet on. Read all other warnings on helmet and facemask. • Every time you play lacrosse you risk potential brain, head, neck and facial injury that may result in paralysis or death. • Do not use this helmet to butt, ram, spear or strike another player. This is in violation of lacrosse rules and such use can result in severe head, brain or neck injuries, including paralysis or death, to you or your opponent. There is a risk injury may also occur as a result of accdidental contact without intent to butt, ram or spear. Obey the rules and use equipment properly. • Helmets and facemasks cannot prevent brain, head, neck, or all facial injuries from intentional or accidental contact while participating HELMET Step 1: Inspect the helmet for any cracks or damage. Athletes should NEVER wear a cracked or damaged helmet. Step 2: Measure head circumference • Use a fabric or paper tape measure to find head circumference in inches • Make sure the tape measure touches 1 inch above the brow line at the widest point of your head Step 3: Using measurement obtained in previous step, refer to manufacturer’s size chart to select helmet size Step 4: Place helmet on athlete’s head and check the following: • Athlete’s eyes are centered to look out the top opening of the facemask. -
SAH in Paris 5 October 11, 2012 Fall Board Meeting
Journal The Society of Automotive Historians, Inc. Issue 255 Electronic March - April 2012 Diamonds Aren’t Forever, Page 12. Inside Date Reminders President’s Message 3 Retromobile 6 June 11, 2012 Scharburg Award Nominations Due SAH Chapter News 3 Pilgrimage to Alsace 8 July 31, 2012 SAH News 4 Book & Media Reviews 10 Valentine Award Nominations Due. Letters 4 Inside the Fisher Body Craftsmen’s Guild August 1, 2012 Bradley Award Nominations Due. The Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild recap SAH in Paris 5 October 11, 2012 Fall Board Meeting. Cover Vehicle: 1901 Sunbeam-Mabley at the October 12, 2012 www.autohistory.org Louwman Museum. Photo: Lincoln Sarmanian Annual MeetingMarch and- April Awards 2012 Banquet. Journal The Society of Automotive Historians, Inc. Issue 255 March - April 2012 Offi cers SAH Annual Awards J. Douglas Leighton President Benz Award, Chair: Don Keefe, [email protected] John Heitmann Vice President The Carl Benz Award is presented each year for the best article published in the previous calendar year. SAH Robert R. Ebert Secretary Awards of Distinction are awarded for exemplary articles not receiving the Benz Award. Patrick D. Bisson Treasurer 2011 Terry V. Boyce, “1951 Buick XP-300: Mr. Chayne Builds His Dream Car,”in Collectible Automobile 2010 John L. Baeke, M.D, “The Lebarons: Heir Apparent to the Throne,” in The Reunion Board of Directors 2009 Jim Chase, “Packard and Winton: The Transcontinental Rivalry,” in The Packard Cormorant Through October 2012 Thomas S. Jakups, Leslie Kendall, Bradley Award, Chair: Judith Endelman, [email protected] Steve Wilson The James J. Bradley Distinguished Service Award is presented to deserving archives and libraries for exemplary efforts in preserving motor vehicle resource materials. -
Kingdom of Northshield Youth Armored Combat Handbook
Kingdom of Northshield Youth Armored Combat Handbook 2018 Revision 3.5 Page | 1 Table of Contents Overview ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Participation ................................................................................................................................. 3 Age Divisions ............................................................................................................................... 3 Parental/Guardian Involvement .................................................................................................. 4 Rules of the List............................................................................................................................ 5 Youth Combat Authorizations..................................................................................................... 5 Melee Rules .................................................................................................................................. 6 Crossing Divisions ....................................................................................................................... 7 Interdivision Participation ........................................................................................................... 7 Calibration Standards .................................................................................................................. 7 Legal Target Areas ...................................................................................................................... -
Yours in Lacrosse
Technical Bulletin 14-02, appendix 1 Helmets and Facemasks - photos There are three helmet options for a Lacrosse player to use: 1. Field Lacrosse Helmet NOCSAE approved; 2. Hockey Helmet and Hockey face-mask Combo CSA approved; 3. Hockey Helmet and Lacrosse face-mask Combo CSA approved. There are currently three CSA approved facemasks for lacrosse: 1. Marty O’Neill MX-13 Senior & Youth (NEW) 2. OTNY Junior & Senior mask 3. Gait G7 Senior & Junior Please note that, effective January 1, 2014, the following policy is no longer valid: 12.4.2.2.1 For the 2013 season, players in the senior age category, defined as “over 21” in 18.2 may use the non‐CSA approved facemask that was approved for use in 2012; Figure 1: generic facemask CLA's H.E.A.R.T. Health • Excellence •Accountability • Respect •Teamwork Chin Cup attached to the Mask, via straps, is attached onto the Helmet behind the ears. The original Chin Strap is attached to the helmet loops. It must be snuggly secured under the chin with a general rule of no more than 1 index finger or 1” between the strap and under the chin. Figure 2: OTNY Mask To ensure a safe and proper installation the chin strap on the chin cup must be attached around the centre bar above the lowest horizontal bar and not in line with the bar closest to the mouth. The strap must wrap around the centre vertical bar shown in red. CLA's H.E.A.R.T. Health • Excellence •Accountability • Respect •Teamwork Figure 3: GAIT Mask CLA's H.E.A.R.T. -
Updated 2021-2022 Athletic Budget Bid List
High School Budget Template 2021-2022 Your Name Greg O'Connor Grade Department Athletics Department Head Subject Email Address School Lincoln High School SPORT LHS BASEBALL Vendor Address Date City, State, Zip Page of Vendor Phone PO # Vendor Fax Vendor email Total $ - Vendor Item Number Description Quantity Price Total SIT Goal Account Strategic Plan Diamondturf Pitcher's Mat 4' x 12' 2 Infield Lip Broom 28" W 2 All-Steel Drag Mat 6' x 6' 1 Perforated Platic Golf Balls (Dozen) 10 Pitch Tally Counter 4 Easton Z5 Batting Helmet - Navy - Senior Size 12 Rawlings Practice Baseballs & Bucket (3 Dozen) 3 Baden All-Weather Practice Baseball 5 Diamond D1-Pro NFHS Game Balls (Dozen) 24 Easton Adult Pro X 17" Catcher's Chest Protector - Red 2 Navy Socks - Size Large - TCK Multisport 30 Aluminum Maintenence Rake 36" W 1 Double Play Infield Rake 36" W 1 Apparel 1 Helmet Decals L 12 Navy Belts (Dozen) 6 Richardson Flex Fit Pulse Custom Hats (Dozen) 5 Gatorade Coolers 2 Infield Mix 1 Two Piece Indoor Pitching Mound 10" x 4' x 9' 2 Fungo Bat 2 Baseball Scorebook 4 Strike Zone Home Plate 2 Pro L Screen 2 Ball Buckets 2 Turface 30 bags Batting Practice Ball Cart 1 Baseball Pants - UA fill ins 6 Baseball jersey UA fill ins 6 Tanner Tee - Standard Tee 2 Shipping - 10% of Total Total $ - High School Budget Template 2021-2022 Your Name Greg O'Connor Grade Department Athletics Department Head Athletics Subject Email Address School Lincoln Middle School SPORT LMS BASEBALL Vendor Address Date City, State, Zip Page of Vendor Phone PO # Vendor Fax Vendor email