Datalys Center

The Datalys Center for Sports Injury Research and Prevention is an independent non-profit organization that specializes in the collection and analysis of sports injury data. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, the center manages the NCAA Injury Surveillance Program and the High School RIO study, which are among the largest sports injury databases in the world. Their work focuses on identifying injury trends, evaluating prevention strategies, and informing safety policies for athletic organizations. By collaborating with sports medicine researchers and clinicians, Datalys provides the evidence-based data necessary to improve athlete health and safety across all levels of competition. Their research is frequently used to support rule changes and equipment standards in collegiate and high school sports.