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NFHS 2014-15 Spirit Rule Changes Focus on Minimizing Risk During Inverted Stunts
Changes adopted by the National Federation of State High School Association (NFHS) to the rules for Spirit in 2014-2015 are designed to minimize risk during inverted stunts.
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Spirit Rule Changes
Four spirit rule changes for the 2009-10 season approved by the NFHS are designed to minimize safety risk of certain stunts.
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