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Cheerleading: Most Dangerous Sport for Girls
Dr. Wendy Walsh: My two girls are gearing up for their second cheerleading competition, and I am a proud mama that they are both loving it so much and enjoy moving their bodies for fitness. But lately, I've become worried.
The image of a team of smiling girls in short, flared skirts waving pom-poms used to inspire thoughts of good, clean, safe recreation. Today, cheerleading is a serious competitive sport, and the bar has been raised so that routines almost always include gymnastics, aerial dance moves and other challenging feats of athleticism. And as the competition continues to heat up, so does the injury rate.
Congratulations, cheerleaders! Your sport is now the number-one "serious injury" sport for girls. Sixty-five percent of all catastrophic injuries in girls' high-school athletics happen on cheerleading squads. (That statistic is from a recent report by the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research at the University of North Carolina.) What's particularly frightening about that is, cheerleaders only account for 12 percent of the 3 million female high-school athletes in the U.S. Yikes!
Devastating cheerleading injuries include back and neck fractures that can cause para- and quadriplegia. These spinal-cord injuries often happen because many practice sessions are held on hardwood floors without mats -- and virtually all cheerleading competitions are performed without mats. I think it's time that cheerleading coaches and choreographers implement some national safety guidelines to keep our girls healthy. No sport is worth a broken neck!
What do you think?
Please, do some research before saying stupid things!!!!! USASF has a safety guideline, so does NCA, UCA… and you're talking about competitions not having mats… Where did you see that? Because I never saw a competition without mats…. The problem is many schools and states doesn't consider cheerleading as a sport. That's where we gotta do something.
Cheer is a serious sport, but there are safety rules. We have to follow NFHS rules like the other sports in our school. That study goes back 26 years, when the percentage for cheerleading was very different. We didn't have all of the other options for female athletes. And, cheerleading goes the entire school year. I think those facts would change a little of the hysteria I see coming out of the news. We have boys carted away at every single football game, yet we haven't had that kind of injury in cheer in the 7 years I've been coaching here.
Please help stop this attack on cheerleading and show it for what it is - a serious athletic sport that should be given the respect and support it deserves. My girls learn thing in cheer they aren't learning in other sports, like being in front of a crowd and interacting with them as a leader.
My daughter has cheered for 8 years, and we have NEVER been to a competition where they competed on a surface other than a mat. EVERY competition that we have been to for the past 5 years has had a spring floor - a surface comperable to a gymnastics floor. I am not arguing that cheerleading ISNT dangerous - but do your research - make sure the coaches and gym are certified. I trust my daughter's coaches, and know that they are experienced, and safety certified - I would never let her cheer with someone who wasnt. If your kids are cheering on hard floors, and competing on them, I think instead of finding a new sport, you need to find a new gym.
Sorry, I just read that again and saw the "and virtually all cheerleading competitions are performed without mats"
WHAT?! I'm sorry. I like reading momlogic, but someone needs to do some fact checking. Virtually all competitions ARE on a mat. In fact, I don't know if I've seen one without a mat other than one "mall competition" we were registered for 5 or 6 years ago. When I found out there was no mat and no spotters and they were using it solely to get parents and friends and teenage girls into the mall, we cancelled. I'm not putting my team in that position.
I was just doing some web searches for "cheerleading injuries" and I keep seeing the headline "cheerleading injuries on the rise" going back 4 or 5 years, but the number of injuries being reported looks about the same, and always going back for 20 something years. Where are the statistics on the year by year? Where are the comparisons with other sports - and BOYS sports! What do the trends look like? I know every year it seems like there are new restrictions put on what we can do. This year our middle school isn't allowed to do basket tosses and double downs, which I'm fine with. In the last few years, they've taken basket tosses and double downs off of the basketball court for high school also. What effect are those changes having on injuries? Why is no one drilling down on these statistics?
Please, please, please think before you write something like this. Clearly at some point you have been misinformed. Every cheerleading competition has mats, no doubt about it. And every cheerleading league has safety rules. I understand that you are worried, but if you are really THAT worried, put your daughters in a different league.
Interesting how you spit out all of these facts yet you have no idea what youre talking about. Instead of sending your girls wherever you do, please do your homework. There are SEVERAL governing bodies for cheerleading that are ALL highly concerned with safety. Next, there are safety certification course that coaches should be taking. If you are sending your girls to a team that has non-qualified coaches and coaches that allow them to practice and compete without mats, then PLEASE take them away from that program and bring them else where.
Children get injured because of parents like you that aren't being proactive about their safety, but instead throwing them into cheerleading blindly. If you tell me where you live, i could find a SAFE environment for them to cheer at that is within 30 miles of you, guaranteed.
Good point Megan. Dr. Walsh, if your daughters are cheering where they don't have safety rules or a coach that knows their stuff, find another. There are certifications from the NFHS, AACCA, USASF and from camps. They need to keep getting education like any professional at places like CheerCon that just happened in North Carolina.
I found a study that responds to some of the "most dangerous sport" stuff and it makes sense. They don't use participation numbers in these articles when they say it's the most dangerous, and they just use girls for comparison because otherwise you'd see what boys sports look like. The study is from AACCA, which does safety training and just added the middle school rules. I thought that was the NFHS but I just read at the AACCA site that NFHS doesn't deal with middle schools (makes sense, it's National Federation of High Schools). The study is at http://aacca.org/safetystudy/index.htm so you can look at it yourself. There are some charts that really show the picture. I'm going to pull a couple of the stats from there just to show you how it's different when you look at how many participants there are and that they go all year.
Catastrophic injuries:
Sport (Injuries per 100K)
1. Male Gymnastics (4.08)
2. Female Ice Hockey (2.76)
3. Male Ice Hockey (2.36)
4. Male Football (1.78)
5. Female Gymnastics (1.41)
6. Male Lacrosse (1.28)
7. Male Wrestling (0.93)
8. Male Baseball (0.45)
9. Male Track (0.40)
10. Female Soccer (0.40)
11. Female Cheerleading (0.39)
Emergency room visits:
ER Visits
ER visits per 1,000 participants
Soccer (girls)
Basketball (girls)
Softball (girls)
Cheerleading (girls)
Gymnastics (girls)
Volleyball (girls)
Maybe momlogic should do an article on how the statistics are different that we keep seeing in the news?
Such a short blog, but such a stupid one at that. Did you know it is illegal to compete without a mat. I am assuming your girls are in high school. High school's do follow a national safety guideline. Maybe if you did the proper research you would know that. NFHS. National Federation of State High School Associations. This set of rules that you claim don't exist are updated every year to prevent injuries. In this very much existing rulebook, it clearly states all cheerleaders must COMPETE on a mat. It never seizes to amaze me how cheerleading is not considered a sport until someone wants to talk about catstrophic injuries. How is it that 65% of all high school girl sports injuries come from cheerleading. If you did your research, you would know that majority of the schools in America do not even allow cheer squads to stunt. How can you get hurt cheering on a football or basketball player? Get hit by the ball? Tackled? Yes, just like any other sport, there can always be improvement. Next time, do your research before you make a fool of yourself.
Please, Please stop lumping all cheerleading into one category!!!As you said Cheerleading has become very competitive and includes gymnastics. Have you ever seen gymnists trained by a HS math teacher on a hard surface that has no training in gymnastics, then takes them to compete on a hard floor? No you haven't and you never will. Schools need to open their eyes and keep these kids on the ground. We have been involved w/Allstar Cheer for 9 years and there are MANY safety procedures and coaches are certified and only certain skills can be performed at certain levels. Everyone practices on a spring floor and competes on a spring floor just like gymnastics. We have never had a catastrophic injury in our gym and its VERY rare to hear of one happening in Allstar Cheer. Come on it's common sense. Does the football team practice on the basketball court with the dance coach? No. Call it a sport and treat it like a sport. Or call it an activity and keep your feet on the ground. I'm sick of people who don't know what they are talking about asking questions to people who don't know what they are talking about.
Please do better research next time instead of trotting out statistics from an organization that is active in ignoring or diminshing all of the current safety guidleines in place because they do not conform to their agenda. Recent statistics would be bring a greater light to the issue you are trying to raise. Yes the sport is dangerous but so is crossing the street. There are no competitions held without mats that I have been to so what you may be alluding to are some rec programs, and some school programs who generally dont want to pay money for that equipment because it raises the price of their programs, in their mind making it unaffordable. That is the real disservice to the kids and the parents. Placing saving money over their safety. Certified Coaches have to be safety certified and pass tests in order to be registered as a coach.In some competitions they cant step on the floor without being certified and credentaled for the level they are coaching. While there is room for improvement in that process, there is a plan in place. What you dont mention is the amount of moms turned coaches so their daughter can be the "star" of the team, or volunteering so their school can have a sqaud because the school does not want to pay a certified coach, the parents that buy equipment to put in their basement and put trampolines in their yards so their children can hurry up and advance their skills outside the presence of a trained coach, kids horseplaying or performing skills unsupervised or when tired which greatly raises the specter of injury. Now that would be a study I would really like to see, if the moms and dads are willing to release that injury information.
I have never read such a silly, misinformed, badly researched article in my entire life. Please do your research before you make such ridiculous statements. I hope you weren't paid for that article.
This is the most rediculous post I have ever seen. Please do your homework before you post things that are completely insane. I have Been involved in the cheerleading industry in various roles for 30 years and I have never been to a competition without mats. If you are stupid enough to let your daughters compete on a hard floor, I feel sorry for them. Get your facts straight because you are printing untrue information that is hurting the cheerleading industry!
um, first of all, you should really do a little more research before writing an article like this.
there are several governing bodies of cheerleading at all levels whether it's highschool, allstar, etc.
there are very clear safety guidlines and rules as far as the legality of skills that can be we are allowd to compete.
Also, to say that "virtually all cheerleading competitions are performed without mats."
is entirely false. because of certain skills we must be on a mat in order to legally perform. so i don't know where you're girls cheer but they obviously should be going somewhere else.
Although highschool across the country don't all follow the same rules as it varies by state.
anyone wating to coach a team nmust be certified and have the appropriate credentials in order to do so. There are meetings that they must all attend on rules and safety every year.
next time you go about throwing out random facts and injury rates make sure you know what you're talking about.
do a little more research…
Cheerleading has become a serious competitive sport. That's about the only statement I agree with in your article. There are risks in EVERY sport. The evolvement of competitive cheerleading in the last 10 years is amazing. My daughter was a competitive and school cheerleader and is now an instructor for NCA. They take certification and training very seriously.
As a "doctor", I would think YOU more than anyone else would do their research before bashing a sport you obviously know NOTHING about.
These athletes are finally starting to get the recognition they deserve. Flip, unknowledgeable articles such as yours are damaging.
Do your homework.
There is a big difference between recreation (Pop Warner), school, and all-star cheering. Although there are exceptions, all-star cheering does not have the high rate of injuries you are referencing. All skills are taught in progressions (there are 5 skill levels as well as age divisions for each level), skills are performed on foam block mats or spring floors, coaches are certified and the sport has a governing body (USASF). As in any sport, parents should do their homework and make sure that whoever is coaching their child is properly trained to do so, and that the equipment used meets appropriate safety standards. My children have been involved in both Pop Warner and all-stars. We left our Pop Warner program due to unsafe coaching techniques (however there are some great Pop Warner programs); we are at a wonderful all-star program but any concerns I have are addressed with the coach/gym owner immediately. I'm not saying my children will never be hurt, but they are at as much risk on the basketball court or the baseball field. Think before you type please!
Wow! How old are these statics and info that was given in the original post?? Cheerleading like any sports comes with injuries. With any sport the 1st and foremost important is SAFETY. All sports whether professional, school, Allstar/private are governed by a higher agency which are bound by safety and training guidelines. If your child(ren) are participating in a sport and not being taught how to be safe within their sport. You need to find another activity. My daughter has cheered(allstar) for 6 years and she is 11 and has NEVER EVER competed nor practice on a wooden/bare floor. I have seen HS/MS cheerleader perform at basketball games on a wooden floor, but when tumbling and stunts become involved a mat is placed on the floor. Cheerleading gets a bad wrap all the time and the reason is because SO MANY ADULTS are misinformed and spew incorrect information. If you would like to have factual TRUE information check out www.usasf.net and click on GYMS and find one closest to you and drop in and see how athletes are trained and ask questions so you are better informed and can post correct information for your readers.
you're ignorant. ..
many practice sessions are held on hardwood floors without mats — and virtually all cheerleading competitions are performed without mats
thats not even close to being correct. all star cheerleading is a big percent of cheerleaders and we have to follow the USASF guidelines which basically says you HAVE TO USE SPRING FLOORS. we are also coached by people who know what they are doing, not the 60 year old english teacher at my high school. My coaches were level 9 and 10 gymnastics coaches before they opened up their first gym 16 years ago..
pleasethink before you type and don't type at all if yo dont know what you're talking about
wow…do some research before you decide to write a lame article. Allstar uses SAFE spring floors. Pop Warner and High School even uses mats. Expecially since you live in South Caroline, I would think that you would know a little more abot this. ughhh frustrating.
This has to be the worst and most uneducation article on cheerleading I have ever seen. You would think a "doctor" would do her homework, but apparently you're just another stupid doctor and no one knows how you got through medical school. I'm sick of stupid people. Take your daughters to an allstar gym. Every INCH of floor is covered in mat, and most of the time, it's SPRINGY mat. Please, get a brain.
I was going to type in what I thought but it seems everyone who commented already said what I wanted to say! Another momlogic blog that didn't have the proper research done. I wonder where momlogic finds these bloggers. Please do your research before you write such an article. I don't know what kind of cheerleading competitions you've seen, but I have never seen one that didn't have mats. If your daughters are performing cheerleading stunts on hardwood floors, then you need to find another gym.


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Kinda good
I like it but it gets really stupid at points.
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Better than worse....
I'm giving 8 because after some time it gets boring :(
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its fun
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How Color Affects Your Spending
Find out which colors are subconciously associated with certain feelings, and how that affects how much you spend at the mall.
At the mall, you'll spot nearly every shade of the rainbow on signs, labels, doors, shopping bags—you name it. But did you
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The signature color of sophistication (hello, little black dress), it dominates high-end makeup packaging and can even make
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SUZE ORMAN, expert in all personal
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She recently took time from her hectic schedule to chat on the phone, but she gave away no hints about her ISSE/MW presentation. That's because Orman shoots from the hip—no notes, no prompter, no canned message. She reads the audience and intuits what they need and if you've seen her on her CNN show, or on countless other venues, you know she delivers. All she'll say is that she wants the audience at The Style of Money—Making it Work for You to leave "feeling and looking financially stunning." But she did take a moment to field a few questions for SALON TODAY:
ST: Is anyone too young or earning too little to start investing?
SO: It's never too soon, but it can be too late to get started. The key ingredient in financial health is time. Here's an example: If, at age 25, you start funding a Roth IRA at the maximum of $416/ a month and that money is compounded at six percent, by age 65, you'll have $828,000. If you wait until age 40, in 20 years you'll only have $192,000. From 20 to 40 years old is an increase of 100 percent, but that jumps to 500 percent, when you factor in the six percent, and you would have to contribute $2,000 a month to catch up.
Maybe you have to start initially with a smaller amount, but you get the idea that time is crucial. Putting aside a little money turns into a lot more money over time.
ST: What are some of the biggest money mistakes?
SO: One of the biggest is over-use of credit cards. Running up multiple credit cards and paying the minimum each month is disastrous, especially when the credit card companies start raising their interest rates. Don't think you can ignore student loans—they never go away. Everyone should participate in their employer's 401K, if available and have a Roth IRA, if you qualify.
Here are a few other "don'ts"—Don't buy a house you can't afford, don't lease a car, don't co-sign a loan.
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SO: Women business owners can't let themselves fall into the traditional women's role of saving the world before saving themselves. Women have to always be aware of running their business as a business, and not as a clubhouse for friends and colleagues. I've been in salons where the owner tells me she is covering expenses, but not making money. She may have two people at the reception area because they are her friends. She needs to have only one. Women have to put their business before traditional female nurturing tendencies. On the same subject, women in service businesses have more of a tendency to "barter" for their services, reduce fees or offer freebies to friends and family. That devalues their talent and their business.
Women business owners are generally more reluctant to raise prices when their operating expenses go up. They are afraid of offending clients or losing business.
In my book Women & Money, I specifically use hair stylists, manicurists and massage therapists as the kind of nurturing service providers who are most vulnerable to lowering prices, not raising prices and taking something (often something they don't even want) in trade for their valuable talents.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing Tuesday on the reauthorization of the Animal Drug User Fee Act. ADUFA legislation authorizes the Food and Drug Administration to collect fees for certain animal drug applications - and its reauthorization is one of the top priorities for the National Cattlemen's Beef Association as set by its members. Dr. Mike Apley testified to the importance of animal health technologies that allow veterinarians and producers to prevent, control and treat diseases to maintain animal health. Apley told the committee that the overarching goal of veterinarians and producers is to replace the need for prevention or control uses of antibiotics through good management practices. He said ADUFA allows veterinarians and producers a greater array of current products to use in these practices. Apley also noted that the use of antibiotics in food animals is highly regulated - starting with specific indications on the label as approved by the FDA. Any other use of these products must meet strict requirements - including strict oversight requirements for veterinary involvement.
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When it comes to your views on Judaism, Christians are caught between a rock and hard place. Is Christ the only way to heaven? Or is God's covenant with the Jews enough to ensure members of this ancient tribe a place in God's kingdom? Increasingly, Christians are saying, "It is enough."
The Second Vatican Council (1962-65) adopted new language concerning the Jews, promptede in part by the horrors of World War 11, And the Protestant World Council of Churches meeting in 1948,likewise offended by Adolf Hitler's Third Reich, denounced anti-Semitism as "sin against God and man" and,in 1968 published a statement calling for "rethinking the place of Jews in the history of salvation." Missionary witness(proselytizing) was replaced with ecumenical engagement (interfaith dialogue) through the World Council, like the Vatican, retained the idea that ultimate salvation is achieved only through Christ. Perhaps at the Second Comming, Protestants held, Jews would see the light and become one in the body of Christendom.
Progress,right? If Christ, whose earthly sojourn fulfilled God's covenant, is the true way to heaven, then how can Judaism remain a relevant and legitiment faith? And if Judaism does remain a relevant faith in the eyes of God, what does that say about the central Christian doctrine of salvation? I would say it's time to accept Christianity despite all the suffering it caused during the course of two millenna. Christians have made a historic step toward reconciliation. At least to some degree. And since salvation is open to all, it must be made concretely available to all, even to those who do not have the to come to know or accept the Gospil.
But the way of salvation always passes through Christ. For Jew's, it is the Torah that represents the world of God. For the Christians, no man can come to the father except through His son, Jesus Christ. Without revelation, there can no religions and the voice of God will be heard by different people at different times in different ways and one hearing need not cancel out the others.Salvation through Jesus Christ is not optional, it is the only way.
Interfaith dialogue is a valuable way to engender mutual respect.
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Interfaith dialogue is the way to engender mutual respect.
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Friday, July 22, 2005 - Baton Rouge, LA
Public Systems Associates expands its legislative enterprise management solution for state and local government with the launch of Legisoft™, a software solution for creating, tracking, and publishing legislative items.
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This international course presents the central aspects of English law for lawyers and law students from countries whose legal systems are not based on English Common Law. The course gives a comprehensive introduction to the general structure of the law and legal methods, and includes some detailed study of substantive law. It attracts participants from across the globe.
This course has been endorsed by the Board of Executive and Professional Education, University of Cambridge.
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The course is designed for lawyers and law students who have little or no prior knowledge of the English legal system. Owing to the nature of the academic content taught, applications from countries whose legal systems are based on English Common Law will not be accepted. Law students must have completed a minimum of 1 year of their legal studies at undergraduate level.
About the programme
The lecture programme will aim to include: the development and structure of English law, the sources of English law, the courts and legal profession, private law (property, obligations, trusts etc.), public law, criminal law, civil and criminal justice.
Teaching is provided predominantly by members of the University of Cambridge Faculty of Law, and all teaching will be in the English language.
The course is comprised of lectures and seminars which all participants must attend. You will be able to choose from a selection of seminar subjects, we will aim to include: civil procedure, company law, constitutional and administrative law, criminal law, law of contract, law of trusts, law of torts, private international law.
Lectures will take place at the Faculty of Law, where you will also have access to the Squire Law Library.
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The course fee is £2,500. Please note that this includes a non-refundable deposit of £400, and does not include accommodation.
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Accommodation will be available at the magnificent Selwyn College, just a short walk from the Faculty of Law.
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The Tour de France cycle race is passing through Cambridge on Monday 7 July, so we are pleased to announce that accommodation is also available on Sunday 6 July at additional cost. This offer is additional to the accommodation packages listed above, and is only available to those staying in College for the duration of the summer school.
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I love design. I love the process, the innovation, the act of making. Each problem has an infinite number of solutions, but the evolution of a singular design towards its most elegant end product is what drives me to achieve. I want to utilize my background in design and entrepreneurship with my experience in the professional world and combine it with my enthusiasm for that evolution and process. Whether it's strategy, branding, ideation or product development, the entire spectrum of Industrial Design is what drives me to succeed.
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Working as an Intern at Sprout means I get to put my hands on a little bit of everything. I assemble presentations, sketch ideations, build models, and finalize renderings. I work in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Rhino, Alias, Keyshot on both Macs and PCs. Oh, and I also use pens and markers.
The industrial design program teaches students to solve design problems and redesign products to improve their usability. Coursework focuses on sketching and rendering techniques, manufacturing processes, and the construction of prototypes.
Through an intense design process incorporating research, concept drawing, manufacturing analysis, and material exploration, students create solutions for a number of consumer products. Coursework culminates in a major degree project.
Internships, design competitions, and partnerships with local manufacturing and consulting firms afford opportunities to apply classroom teaching in the real world.
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Are you ready to take the plunge into the new year? The year is quickly drawing to a close and as usual, Birch Bay is ready to ring in 2014 with a slate full of festive events.
Ring of Fire and Hope
For 30 minutes on New Year's Eve, Birch Bay will be a brighter place as the ninth annual Ring of Fire and Hope lights up the perimeter of the bay from Birch Bay Village to Point Whitehorn with roadside flares creating a striking scene on the waterfront.
"It's one of those things you can't really describe unless you've been," said Birch Bay Chamber vice president Marty Stauffer. "It's a great time to enjoy the peacefulness of Birch Bay and see its beauty in a new light."
Realtor Mike Kent came up with the idea to light up the bay after a visit to the Great Lakes. "They do this for the Fourth of July, and we thought it would be great to bring it here."
Kent said he hopes it will be a time for residents and visitors to reflect on the past year as they light their flares and set them to burn on the high tide line.
Each year, Kent and his wife Rose donate about 300 flares for the event, free of charge. They encourage participants to bring their own flares, though, because they are first come, first served. People are encouraged to buy their own spikeless, 30-minute flares from auto parts stores or from Pacific Building Center. "They've ordered extra to be prepared for the event," Stauffer said.
Road flares will be available at the Visitor Information Center at 7900 Birch Bay Drive beginning at 5 p.m. while supplies last. (Limit two flares per family.)
Polar Bear Plunge
If you're suiting up (or stripping down) to take the Polar Bear Plunge, an icy dip into Birch Bay on New Year's Day, you'll need to muster up your courage to hit the cold water by noon this year.
"There are people who have been doing this for 10, 20, 30 years," Stauffer said. "They come up here to have a great time with their families and it becomes tradition. I think they're crazy, but it's fun to be a part of the crazy at the beginning of the year."
Costumes are encouraged and clothing is required, Stauffer said.
Costume-clad participants (and their less festive friends) will break from the shoreline when the fire department ambulance's sirens blare and rush into the surf to welcome the New Year. Awards will be given for best individual and group costumes (judging at 10:30 a.m.), the oldest participant, the most plunges and the person who has traveled the farthest. Prizes will not be awarded for length of time in the water.
Birch Bay Chamber president Dave Hiller recommends that participants bring a towel and wear aqua socks or something similar to protect their feet.
Bay Café will be serving coffee and cocoa before and after the Plunge and there will be live radio coverage by Praise 106.5. Registration, which is free, begins at 9 a.m. at the Visitor's Information Center, located at 7900 Birch Bay Drive. "I Took the Plunge" T-shirts with the 2014 Polar Bear Plunge design can be purchased for $20.
International Broom Hockey Tournament
Teams from both sides of the border are gearing up for the second annual International Broom Hockey Tournament that will take place on January 1 after the Polar Bear Plunge. Hosted by Northwest Park and Recreation District 2 (NWPRD2) and Birch Bay Waterslides, the exhibition match will feature a U.S./Canadian faceoff at 1:30 p.m. in the Birch Bay Waterslides parking lot.
Teams of six to 12 will take to the pavement in tennis shoes with brooms to bat around a small, lightweight ball for three 15-minute periods of good-natured play. "It's a lot of fun," said NWPRD2 office manager Heidi Holmes. "We have to defend our title."
Holmes said the event is a throwback to her high school days. "We wanted to provide an activity for local people to attend, something fun to do after the Plunge," she said. "It's an opportunity to create community spirit and hopefully, as it grows over the years, we'll have more teams and something else for people to enjoy on New Year's Day."
Holmes said the event will be fun for spectators as well, with a beer and wine tent sponsored by Camp Horizon and pizza from Birch Bay Pizza available for purchase.
"It's a backyard type of pickup game designed to bring some international spirit and fun to the bay," Holmes said.
NWPRD2 is still recruiting players for their teams. To find out how to play, contact Holmes at 360/656-6416.
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