“I’m not much of a traveler, but I’d sure would like to go to heaven,” These are the prophetic words spoken by Nick Blakely just a few hours before his sudden passing from the #1 killer of student-athletes, Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA), according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
Institute provides access, comprehensive capabilities
Lawrenceville, Ga. (June 8, 2017) – Gwinnett Medical Center (GMC)-Duluth recently announced that the Concussion Institute has been named a provider for current and former professional football players who suffered concussions during their athletic careers. Through this work, GMC-Duluth is improving access and providing a solution for growing issues surrounding concussions, involving diagnosis and management.
On Friday evening, August 19, 2016, Central Gwinnett High School (CGHS) named and dedicated the new field house to honor the philanthropic work that included his time and talents of long-time Lawrenceville resident, Clyde L. Strickland.
Gwinnett Area Moms enjoy a fun night out to learn about football safety, equipment fitting, concussion awareness, proper technique and more–at the Atlanta Falcons Mom’s Clinic at Grayson high school August 9th.
With the 2nd Annual Youth Football Camp in Norcross, Georgia
Over 300 athletes expected to participate in fifth Kids & Pros camp of the summer, run by NFL Alumni
Norcross – Former Atlanta Falcons locals- Linebacker, Buddy Curry and Defensive Back Bobby Butler- continue giving back in their 15th year of Youth Football Camps across the Southeast.
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