Sean Scantlebury

Jul 8, 2024 | jsams.org | Sean Scantlebury |Ben Jones |Cape Town

AbstractTo compare match injury incidence, severity and burden in men's and women's elite rugby league. A prospective cohort epidemiological study. Time loss match injury data were collected over a two-season period from all men's (11,301 exposure hours) and women's (5,244 exposure hours) Super League clubs. Injury incidence and burden were not different between men and women (mean[95 % CI]; 54[45 to 65] vs. 60[49 to 74] per 1000 match-hours; p = 0.39, and 2332[1844 to 2951] vs.

Feb 6, 2024 | medrxiv.org | Sean Scantlebury |Nessan Costello |Cameron J. Owen |Sarah Chantler

I have read the journal's policy and the authors of this manuscript have the following competing interests: SS is the strength and conditioning coach for England women's rugby league SC is the nutritionist for England women's rugby league NC is the sports scientist for England women's rugby league GP is the head of medical for England women's rugby league SB is the manager of England women's rugby league.