High school football games bring cheering fans, excited teams and often worried parents. However at Johns Creek High School every player got a safety upgrade on Thursday. “Right now it is swag, but they won’t know how beneficial this until
Player safety has football’s spotlight, from the NFL to Pop Warner football for little kids. While the focus has been on concussions and discouraging helmet-to-helmet hits, tackling is often lower on the body, from the shoulders to the knees —
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Parents Honor Their Son By Working to Protect Young Football Players Last Friday, 17-year-old New Jersey high school quarterback Evan Murray was hit on a routine play in the first half. But something wasn’t right. He walked to the sideline,
ABC Nightline Features Taylor Haugen Foundation The Shocking Dangers of High School Football
NICEVILLE, Fla. (AP) – A Panhandle nonprofit is providing special equipment to keep kids safe while playing football. The Taylor Haugen Foundation was created by two Niceville parents after their son, a sophomore at Niceville High School, died from internal
Costa Family McDonalds’ Donates “McCafe for A Cause”! Costa Family McDonalds, with 19 stores throughout the NWF panhandle, has developed a program with the following charities: -Breast Cancer Awareness ( Making Strides Against Breast Cancer)- is a celebration of survivorship
6th Annual “Savor the Season” event at Caliza Pool in Alys Beach, benefiting the Taylor Haugen Foundation. This year’s event will take place on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th 2015 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. The Savor the Season event is a truly unforgettable
3rd Annual Taylor Haugen Foundation Tradewinds Dinner Event FEBRUARY 25th 2015 Join us for another amazing evening at Tradewinds with a specialty menu created just for this dinner. Top-quality wines will be served with each of the courses. Tickets for
On Friday, January 9 at Freeport High School, Mary Kate Myrick was announced as this years’ Taylor Haugen Trophy winner. She is the 7th person to win this coveted award. HS seniors are nominated from their school, one nominee per
More than 120 golfers “teed” off for the Blue Marlin Reality Group’s second annual charity golf tournament, which benefitted the Taylor Haugen Foundation. With the help of a number of community sponsors, the tournament raised $15,087 for the Foundation. Jerry
