Injuries In Sports Statistics

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Injuries In Sports Statistics

See how often injuries hit across levels and sexes, from 214 diagnosed NFL concussions in the 2021 regular season at 4.37 per 100 team games to NCAA Division I football with 64% of concussions occurring during practices. You will also find the sharper contrasts Injuries In Sports tracks, like helmet to helmet contact driving 40% of pro concussions and return to play after a first NFL concussion averaging 10.1 days, alongside breakdowns of ACL, MCL, fractures, and overuse patterns across football, baseball, basketball, and more.

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Key Statistics

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In American football, high school players experience approximately 67 concussions per 100,000 athlete-exposures, with linemen having the highest rate at 11.2 per 100,000.

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NFL players sustained 214 diagnosed concussions in the 2021 regular season, a 16% increase from 2020, with an incidence rate of 4.37 per 100 team games.

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College football players have a concussion rate of 6.4 per 10,000 athlete-exposures, higher than high school at 4.9.

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In youth football (ages 8-12), concussion rates are 0.41 per 1,000 hours of practice and 2.54 per 1,000 hours of games.

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Female high school football players, though fewer in number, report concussion symptoms at a rate 1.5 times higher than males per exposure.

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NFL offensive linemen had 29 concussions in 2022, the highest positional group, accounting for 13.6% of total.

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Pop Warner youth football reports 115,000 total injuries annually, with concussions comprising 15-20% of game injuries.

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From 2010-2019, NCAA Division I football saw 2,000+ concussions, with 64% occurring during practices.

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Helmet-to-helmet contact causes 40% of football concussions at the professional level.

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Return-to-play after concussion in NFL averages 10.1 days for first-time cases.

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In American football, ACL tears occur at 0.12 per 10,000 exposures in college.

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NFL non-contact ACL injuries make up 70% of cases, often from cutting.

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High school football MCL sprains rate 0.35 per 10,000 exposures.

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Quadriceps strains in NFL: 1.5 per team per season.

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Youth football shoulder injuries: 15% of total, AC joint sprains 36%.

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NCAA football hamstring injuries: 1.77 per 10,000 exposures.

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Turf toe in NFL: incidence 0.43 per 1,000 exposures.

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Hand fractures in football: 8% of all fractures, mostly metacarpal.

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American football youth fractures: 5% of injuries, clavicle 20%.

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NFL rib fractures: 0.15 per 1,000 exposures.

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Scaphoid fractures high school football: 1.2 per 10,000.

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Tibial plateau fractures rare, 0.02 per 10,000 college.

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Nasal fractures: 3% of NFL injuries.

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Jaw fractures: 0.5% total, helmet impact.

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Humerus fractures: 1.1 per 10,000 youth exposures.

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In MLB, pitchers experience Tommy John surgery at a rate of 1 in 9 over 10 years.

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Ulnar collateral ligament tears increased 5-fold in MLB pitchers from 2000-2018.

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High school baseball sees 1.2 fractures per 10,000 exposures, mostly fingers.

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Elbow injuries in youth pitchers rose 576% from 2000-2015 due to overuse.

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Concussions in MLB average 0.4 per team per season, often from batted balls.

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Shoulder injuries sideline 25% of MLB pitchers annually.

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In softball, female players have 1.5 times higher anterior shoulder instability rate.

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Hamate fractures occur in 4% of collegiate baseball players.

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UCL reconstruction success rate in MLB is 66.7% return to prior level.

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Youth baseball overuse injuries affect 40% of pitchers throwing >600 pitches/month.

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In baseball, labral tears in shoulder: 20% of pitchers' injuries.

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Ankle sprains MLB: 0.5 per 1,000 innings pitched.

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Concussion from beanballs: 1 per 14,000 pitches.

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Back strains: 15% of position players' injuries.

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Knee injuries in catchers: 25% higher due to squatting.

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Hand contusions: 30% of fielding injuries.

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Baseball scaphoid fractures: 27% of wrist injuries pitchers.

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Femur fractures MLB rare, 0.01 per season per team.

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Vertebral fractures: 0.2% position players.

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Radius/ulna fractures: 15% arm injuries youth baseball.

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Toe fractures: 10% foot injuries catchers.

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Jaw fractures baseball: from foul tips, 0.3 per 10,000.

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In basketball, NCAA women's teams report 21.5 ankle sprains per 10,000 exposures.

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NBA players suffer 25.1 injuries per 1,000 game exposures, with ankle sprains at 3.8 per 1,000.

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High school basketball sees 18% of all injuries as ankle sprains, totaling over 175,000 annually in U.S.

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ACL tears in women's basketball occur at 0.29 per 1,000 hours, 3 times men's rate.

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Finger injuries comprise 11% of NBA injuries, with 55% due to dislocations.

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Patellar tendinopathy affects 32% of elite basketball players over their careers.

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Concussion rates in youth basketball are 0.51 per 10,000 exposures for girls, 0.46 for boys.

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Lower extremity injuries account for 58% of all basketball injuries in college.

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Stress fractures occur in 15.4% of female college basketball players.

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In basketball, knee sprains (non-ACL) 0.25 per 1,000 hours.

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Achilles tendon ruptures: 0.026 per 1,000 NBA exposures.

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Lumbar strains: 14% of NBA injuries.

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Wrist sprains: 2.1 per 10,000 high school exposures.

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Elbow injuries: 5% of total, hyperextension common.

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Hip contusions: 8% in college basketball.

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Basketball humerus fractures: 0.3 per 10,000 exposures.

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Metatarsal fractures NBA: 0.12 per 1,000 games.

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Clavicle breaks college basketball: 0.8 per 10,000.

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Wrist fractures: 1.2 per 10,000 high school.

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Rib fractures basketball: 0.05 per 1,000 hours.

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Facial fractures: 2% of injuries from elbows.

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In gymnastics, 20.5% of injuries are severe, requiring >1 week absence

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ACL injuries in gymnastics occur at 0.35 per 1,000 exposures in college women.

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Wrist injuries account for 25% of all gymnastics injuries in elite athletes.

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In ice hockey, NHL sees 15 concussions per 1,000 player-games.

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Shoulder dislocations in rugby union are 4.4 per 1,000 player-hours.

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Tennis elbow affects 40-50% of recreational tennis players annually.

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In volleyball, ankle sprains comprise 40% of injuries, rate 1.19 per 1,000 hours.

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Cycling crashes cause 900,000 ER visits yearly in U.S., 70% fractures.

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Skiing injuries dropped 30% since helmet mandates, concussions down 51%.

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In other sports, boxing concussions: 17% of injuries in amateurs.

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MMA fractures: 25.6% facial, 14.6% hand.

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Running overuse: shin splints 10-15% of runners.

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Swimming shoulder impingement: 40-70% elite swimmers.

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Weightlifting back injuries: 30% of total.

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Cheerleading: 66% of catastrophic injuries in high school sports.

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Other sports navicular fractures track: 15% stress fractures.

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Boxing rib fractures: 12% of torso injuries.

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Rugby cervical fractures: 0.4 per 100,000 hours.

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Gymnastics elbow fractures: 8% upper extremity.

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Martial arts orbital fractures: 22% facial.

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Skiing femur fractures: 5% total, beginners higher.

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In soccer, FIFA World Cup 2018 saw 23 concussions across 64 matches, averaging 0.36 per match.

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Youth soccer players (under 13) have a concussion incidence of 0.58 per 1,000 hours of play.

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Women's collegiate soccer reports 22.9 concussions per 10,000 athlete-exposures, nearly double men's at 11.9.

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Heading the ball in soccer contributes to 20% of all head impacts leading to concussion symptoms.

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Professional soccer players experience 1 concussion every 200-300 games per team.

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In U-17 soccer tournaments, goalkeepers have the highest concussion rate at 3.2 per 1,000 match hours.

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Hamstring strains account for 37% of all muscle injuries in elite soccer, with 12 per 1,000 hours exposure.

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Ankle sprains occur at 2.14 per 1,000 hours in elite soccer matches.

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Concussions in soccer increased 23% from 2012-2016 in U.S. high school athletes.

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In soccer, meniscus tears rate 0.07 per 1,000 hours elite play.

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Groin injuries in soccer: 0.68 per 1,000 hours, 17% recurrence.

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Calf strains: 0.35 per 1,000 hours in matches.

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Hip injuries: 11% of all soccer injuries, adductor strains dominant.

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Foot fractures in soccer: 0.12 per 1,000 hours, metatarsal common.

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Shoulder injuries rare in soccer at 4% total, AC joint sprains.

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Soccer tibia fractures: 0.05 per 1,000 hours.

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Clavicle fractures soccer: 0.09 per 1,000 elite hours.

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Hand fractures: 0.18 per 1,000 soccer exposures.

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Patella fractures rare, 0.01 per 1,000 women's soccer.

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Fibula fractures: 12% of lower leg breaks in soccer.

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Scaphoid soccer: 5% of wrist fractures.

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In football, the gap between practice and play can be brutal. Helmet-to-helmet contact accounts for 40% of professional concussions, yet NFL return to play after a first-time concussion averages just 10.1 days while youth concussion rates still rise during ordinary hours of practice. From MLB’s Tommy John surgery frequency to soccer’s heading related head impacts, these injuries stack up fast and differently across sports, positions, and ages.

Key Takeaways

  • In American football, high school players experience approximately 67 concussions per 100,000 athlete-exposures, with linemen having the highest rate at 11.2 per 100,000.
  • NFL players sustained 214 diagnosed concussions in the 2021 regular season, a 16% increase from 2020, with an incidence rate of 4.37 per 100 team games.
  • College football players have a concussion rate of 6.4 per 10,000 athlete-exposures, higher than high school at 4.9.
  • In MLB, pitchers experience Tommy John surgery at a rate of 1 in 9 over 10 years.
  • Ulnar collateral ligament tears increased 5-fold in MLB pitchers from 2000-2018.
  • High school baseball sees 1.2 fractures per 10,000 exposures, mostly fingers.
  • In basketball, NCAA women's teams report 21.5 ankle sprains per 10,000 exposures.
  • NBA players suffer 25.1 injuries per 1,000 game exposures, with ankle sprains at 3.8 per 1,000.
  • High school basketball sees 18% of all injuries as ankle sprains, totaling over 175,000 annually in U.S.
  • In gymnastics, 20.5% of injuries are severe, requiring >1 week absence
  • ACL injuries in gymnastics occur at 0.35 per 1,000 exposures in college women.
  • Wrist injuries account for 25% of all gymnastics injuries in elite athletes.
  • In soccer, FIFA World Cup 2018 saw 23 concussions across 64 matches, averaging 0.36 per match.
  • Youth soccer players (under 13) have a concussion incidence of 0.58 per 1,000 hours of play.
  • Women's collegiate soccer reports 22.9 concussions per 10,000 athlete-exposures, nearly double men's at 11.9.

Football concussions remain widespread across levels, with practices driving many and return to play averaging 10 days.

Related reading

American Football

1In American football, high school players experience approximately 67 concussions per 100,000 athlete-exposures, with linemen having the highest rate at 11.2 per 100,000.
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2NFL players sustained 214 diagnosed concussions in the 2021 regular season, a 16% increase from 2020, with an incidence rate of 4.37 per 100 team games.
Verified
3College football players have a concussion rate of 6.4 per 10,000 athlete-exposures, higher than high school at 4.9.
Verified
4In youth football (ages 8-12), concussion rates are 0.41 per 1,000 hours of practice and 2.54 per 1,000 hours of games.
Verified
5Female high school football players, though fewer in number, report concussion symptoms at a rate 1.5 times higher than males per exposure.
Verified
6NFL offensive linemen had 29 concussions in 2022, the highest positional group, accounting for 13.6% of total.
Single source
7Pop Warner youth football reports 115,000 total injuries annually, with concussions comprising 15-20% of game injuries.
Verified
8From 2010-2019, NCAA Division I football saw 2,000+ concussions, with 64% occurring during practices.
Single source
9Helmet-to-helmet contact causes 40% of football concussions at the professional level.
Directional
10Return-to-play after concussion in NFL averages 10.1 days for first-time cases.
Single source
11In American football, ACL tears occur at 0.12 per 10,000 exposures in college.
Single source
12NFL non-contact ACL injuries make up 70% of cases, often from cutting.
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13High school football MCL sprains rate 0.35 per 10,000 exposures.
Verified
14Quadriceps strains in NFL: 1.5 per team per season.
Verified
15Youth football shoulder injuries: 15% of total, AC joint sprains 36%.
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16NCAA football hamstring injuries: 1.77 per 10,000 exposures.
Single source
17Turf toe in NFL: incidence 0.43 per 1,000 exposures.
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18Hand fractures in football: 8% of all fractures, mostly metacarpal.
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19American football youth fractures: 5% of injuries, clavicle 20%.
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20NFL rib fractures: 0.15 per 1,000 exposures.
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21Scaphoid fractures high school football: 1.2 per 10,000.
Directional
22Tibial plateau fractures rare, 0.02 per 10,000 college.
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23Nasal fractures: 3% of NFL injuries.
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24Jaw fractures: 0.5% total, helmet impact.
Directional
25Humerus fractures: 1.1 per 10,000 youth exposures.
Verified

American Football Interpretation

While the jarring, high-profile nature of NFL concussions rightfully commands the spotlight, the sheer volume of predictable, cumulative injuries across all levels—from tender youth joints to professional ligaments shredded by non-contact cuts—reveals a sport built on a foundation of normalized physical attrition.

Baseball

1In MLB, pitchers experience Tommy John surgery at a rate of 1 in 9 over 10 years.
Directional
2Ulnar collateral ligament tears increased 5-fold in MLB pitchers from 2000-2018.
Verified
3High school baseball sees 1.2 fractures per 10,000 exposures, mostly fingers.
Verified
4Elbow injuries in youth pitchers rose 576% from 2000-2015 due to overuse.
Verified
5Concussions in MLB average 0.4 per team per season, often from batted balls.
Verified
6Shoulder injuries sideline 25% of MLB pitchers annually.
Verified
7In softball, female players have 1.5 times higher anterior shoulder instability rate.
Verified
8Hamate fractures occur in 4% of collegiate baseball players.
Directional
9UCL reconstruction success rate in MLB is 66.7% return to prior level.
Single source
10Youth baseball overuse injuries affect 40% of pitchers throwing >600 pitches/month.
Verified
11In baseball, labral tears in shoulder: 20% of pitchers' injuries.
Directional
12Ankle sprains MLB: 0.5 per 1,000 innings pitched.
Directional
13Concussion from beanballs: 1 per 14,000 pitches.
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14Back strains: 15% of position players' injuries.
Directional
15Knee injuries in catchers: 25% higher due to squatting.
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16Hand contusions: 30% of fielding injuries.
Verified
17Baseball scaphoid fractures: 27% of wrist injuries pitchers.
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18Femur fractures MLB rare, 0.01 per season per team.
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19Vertebral fractures: 0.2% position players.
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20Radius/ulna fractures: 15% arm injuries youth baseball.
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21Toe fractures: 10% foot injuries catchers.
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22Jaw fractures baseball: from foul tips, 0.3 per 10,000.
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Baseball Interpretation

The data paints a grim picture of a sport consumed by its own mechanics, where the relentless pursuit of velocity and repetition is systematically dismantling pitchers' arms from youth leagues to the majors, while everyone else braces for the random but inevitable trauma of a hard ball moving at ungodly speeds.

More related reading

Basketball

1In basketball, NCAA women's teams report 21.5 ankle sprains per 10,000 exposures.
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2NBA players suffer 25.1 injuries per 1,000 game exposures, with ankle sprains at 3.8 per 1,000.
Verified
3High school basketball sees 18% of all injuries as ankle sprains, totaling over 175,000 annually in U.S.
Single source
4ACL tears in women's basketball occur at 0.29 per 1,000 hours, 3 times men's rate.
Verified
5Finger injuries comprise 11% of NBA injuries, with 55% due to dislocations.
Verified
6Patellar tendinopathy affects 32% of elite basketball players over their careers.
Verified
7Concussion rates in youth basketball are 0.51 per 10,000 exposures for girls, 0.46 for boys.
Verified
8Lower extremity injuries account for 58% of all basketball injuries in college.
Single source
9Stress fractures occur in 15.4% of female college basketball players.
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10In basketball, knee sprains (non-ACL) 0.25 per 1,000 hours.
Verified
11Achilles tendon ruptures: 0.026 per 1,000 NBA exposures.
Verified
12Lumbar strains: 14% of NBA injuries.
Single source
13Wrist sprains: 2.1 per 10,000 high school exposures.
Single source
14Elbow injuries: 5% of total, hyperextension common.
Single source
15Hip contusions: 8% in college basketball.
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16Basketball humerus fractures: 0.3 per 10,000 exposures.
Verified
17Metatarsal fractures NBA: 0.12 per 1,000 games.
Directional
18Clavicle breaks college basketball: 0.8 per 10,000.
Directional
19Wrist fractures: 1.2 per 10,000 high school.
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20Rib fractures basketball: 0.05 per 1,000 hours.
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21Facial fractures: 2% of injuries from elbows.
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Basketball Interpretation

From the ankle's tyranny in the paint to the ACL's cruel bias against women, basketball is a statistical symphony of painful movements where every jump shot and hard cut is a calculated risk written in the language of sprains, fractures, and strains.

Other Sports

1In gymnastics, 20.5% of injuries are severe, requiring >1 week absence
Directional
2ACL injuries in gymnastics occur at 0.35 per 1,000 exposures in college women.
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3Wrist injuries account for 25% of all gymnastics injuries in elite athletes.
Verified
4In ice hockey, NHL sees 15 concussions per 1,000 player-games.
Single source
5Shoulder dislocations in rugby union are 4.4 per 1,000 player-hours.
Verified
6Tennis elbow affects 40-50% of recreational tennis players annually.
Verified
7In volleyball, ankle sprains comprise 40% of injuries, rate 1.19 per 1,000 hours.
Directional
8Cycling crashes cause 900,000 ER visits yearly in U.S., 70% fractures.
Verified
9Skiing injuries dropped 30% since helmet mandates, concussions down 51%.
Verified
10In other sports, boxing concussions: 17% of injuries in amateurs.
Verified
11MMA fractures: 25.6% facial, 14.6% hand.
Verified
12Running overuse: shin splints 10-15% of runners.
Single source
13Swimming shoulder impingement: 40-70% elite swimmers.
Directional
14Weightlifting back injuries: 30% of total.
Directional
15Cheerleading: 66% of catastrophic injuries in high school sports.
Verified
16Other sports navicular fractures track: 15% stress fractures.
Verified
17Boxing rib fractures: 12% of torso injuries.
Directional
18Rugby cervical fractures: 0.4 per 100,000 hours.
Verified
19Gymnastics elbow fractures: 8% upper extremity.
Directional
20Martial arts orbital fractures: 22% facial.
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21Skiing femur fractures: 5% total, beginners higher.
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Other Sports Interpretation

The human body's impressive yet often ill-advised portfolio of high-impact, repetitive-motion, and gravity-defying hobbies reveals a sobering truth: our passion for sport is a calculated, and frequently losing, gamble against our own anatomy.

More related reading

Soccer

1In soccer, FIFA World Cup 2018 saw 23 concussions across 64 matches, averaging 0.36 per match.
Verified
2Youth soccer players (under 13) have a concussion incidence of 0.58 per 1,000 hours of play.
Directional
3Women's collegiate soccer reports 22.9 concussions per 10,000 athlete-exposures, nearly double men's at 11.9.
Verified
4Heading the ball in soccer contributes to 20% of all head impacts leading to concussion symptoms.
Directional
5Professional soccer players experience 1 concussion every 200-300 games per team.
Verified
6In U-17 soccer tournaments, goalkeepers have the highest concussion rate at 3.2 per 1,000 match hours.
Single source
7Hamstring strains account for 37% of all muscle injuries in elite soccer, with 12 per 1,000 hours exposure.
Verified
8Ankle sprains occur at 2.14 per 1,000 hours in elite soccer matches.
Verified
9Concussions in soccer increased 23% from 2012-2016 in U.S. high school athletes.
Directional
10In soccer, meniscus tears rate 0.07 per 1,000 hours elite play.
Verified
11Groin injuries in soccer: 0.68 per 1,000 hours, 17% recurrence.
Directional
12Calf strains: 0.35 per 1,000 hours in matches.
Verified
13Hip injuries: 11% of all soccer injuries, adductor strains dominant.
Verified
14Foot fractures in soccer: 0.12 per 1,000 hours, metatarsal common.
Directional
15Shoulder injuries rare in soccer at 4% total, AC joint sprains.
Verified
16Soccer tibia fractures: 0.05 per 1,000 hours.
Verified
17Clavicle fractures soccer: 0.09 per 1,000 elite hours.
Single source
18Hand fractures: 0.18 per 1,000 soccer exposures.
Directional
19Patella fractures rare, 0.01 per 1,000 women's soccer.
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20Fibula fractures: 12% of lower leg breaks in soccer.
Verified
21Scaphoid soccer: 5% of wrist fractures.
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Soccer Interpretation

While soccer presents itself as a graceful ballet of footwork, the sobering reality is that a player's body is essentially a statistical pinata of potential strains, sprains, fractures, and concussions, which disproportionately target everyone from youth goalkeepers to professional hamstrings.

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