Bay Village student dies after critical injury during lacrosse game

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OLMSTED FALLS, Ohio (WJW) – A Bay Village pupil who was earnestly wounded during a lacrosse crippled has passed distant from his injuries, schoolhouse officials confirmed to families and Fox 8.

According to the schoolhouse district, Dylan Veselic, a 16-year-old sophomore, was wounded Tuesday evening during a crippled against Olmsted Falls. On Wednesday, schoolhouse officials said the pupil jock underwent country and was successful captious condition.

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Then, aboriginal Thursday morning, the household contacted the schoolhouse territory to stock the tragic update.

In a statement, the household wrote, “We are profoundly touched by the overwhelming enactment and kindness shown by our assemblage and beyond. We inquire that you proceed to support america successful your thoughts and prayers during this hard time.”

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“Dylan was a dedicated pupil and athlete, and we are heartbroken by this loss,” said Bay Village Superintendent Scot Prebles. “Our thoughts and prayers are with Dylan’s household and friends during this time.”

Credit: Student Photographer Adam Burgy
Credit: Student Photographer Adam Burgy

Bay Village Athletics released a connection that said successful part, “Dylan was an astonishing pupil athlete, ever wearing a grin connected his look portion supporting his chap teammates. He was kind, hardworking and dedicated, consistently showing leadership, empathy, and a affirmative cognition some connected the tract and successful the classroom.”

An upcoming lacrosse lucifer scheduled for Thursday has been canceled. A supplication work and vigil volition beryllium held alternatively astatine St. Raphael’s successful Bay Village astatine 7 p.m. connected Thursday.

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As FOX 8 antecedently reported, a Bay Village hockey mom, Lysa Balmer Kenney, started a “Sticks Out” tribute for the lacrosse player, encouraging the assemblage to enactment lacrosse and hockey sticks connected their porches to amusement emotion and enactment for the family.