No injured cavers recorded.
On Saturday, October 10, 1982, a group of experienced cavers was exploring in the Canadian Hole portion of the Friar's Hole System in West Virginia. In the Rocky Horror Streamway, a loose boulder rolled or fell on one caver's leg, badly bruising it. With the assistance of the party, the injured caver was able to do the 'two hours of crawling and waterfall climbs' necessary to exit the cave.
According to Dasher, this section of the cave is wet and cold to the extent that a party must accomplish self-rescue of an injured member or else such victim will run a high risk of succumbing to hypothermia.
A caver had his leg badly bruised by a falling boulder but was assisted to exit the cave, avoiding hypothermia.