Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Wednesday, November 6, 2019.

And we begin with a reminder that winners never cheat and cheaters never win. A British teenager who's made $2 million playing Fortnite

has just been banned from the platform for life for using software designed to rig the system.

YouTube Star Pha's

Jervis admits to adding AIMBots to his game,

which give players an unfair accuracy advantage

and even created videos teaching other players how to do it too.

Because Fortnights rules specifically forbid the use of such software, the company gave him

the boot.

Phase gave a tearful YouTube apology to his millions of followers

and is now begging Epic Games,

maker of Fortnight, to reconsider his ban.

A heads up for girls who play soccer. According to the University

of North Carolina, when it comes to concussions, the sport is as dangerous for

girls as football is for boys. A study that looked at 20 high school

sports found girls on the pitch receive more than eight concussions per

10,000 practices and games, a rate second only to football.

Heading the ball is reportedly responsible for 25% of girls' soccer concussions,

while half are due to collisions with other players or the turf itself.

Interestingly, boy soccer had a much lower rate of concussions than girls,

possibly because girls have smaller necks that are more susceptible to trauma.

Hormones and the likelihood to report injury

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