STEVENSVILLE, Md. -- Twelve high school football players were treated for heat-related symptoms Thursday, emergency services officials said.
The Kent Island High School players were taken to local hospitals at about 5 p.m. None suffered serious injuries, according to Queen Anne's County Emergency Services spokesman Kevin Aftung.
The varsity team had been practicing for 35 minutes when some players developed cramps and nausea, Aftung told The Star Democrat of Easton.
EMS crews administered intravenous solutions to several players and oxygen to several others, Aftung said.
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