Teen collapses during ‘routine’ football drill and dies, Connecticut officials say

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Teen collapses during ‘routine’ football drill and dies, Connecticut officials say
https://www.kansascity.com/news/nation-world/national/article296390379.html ^ | December 01, 2024 | Mitchell Willetts

Posted on 12/05/2024 5:27:13 PM PST by george76

The 14-year-old collapsed and couldn’t be revived, Connecticut officials say...

A 14-year-old boy is dead after officials say he collapsed during football practice in Connecticut.

The teenager, identified by loved ones as Jahkye Gayle, was on the Bloomfield Junior Warhawk Football Team, Bloomfield Public Schools said in a Nov. 29 Facebook post. Jahkye was a freshman at Bloomfield High School and transferred recently to neighboring Manchester High School, but he was still a member of the Warhawks.

“It is with profound sadness that we share the news of the unexpected passing of one of our community’s beloved children,” a joint statement by the district and town manager said.

Jahkye collapsed during a practice on Wednesday, Nov. 27, and “was unable to be revived despite attempts by staff and emergency medical personnel,” officials said.

Jahkye “was a vibrant, talented, and beloved son, friend, and teammate whose light touched everyone around him,” team staff wrote in a GoFundMe page, adding “his dedication, sportsmanship, and love for football inspired his teammates and coaches alike.”

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It “should have been a routine practice,” officials wrote.

The team was in the middle of a warmup drill with no physical contact when Jahkye collapsed, Trevor Ford, president of Junior Warhawks Football, told WFSB.

“It was just like a walk through, essentially just light jogging. Nothing strenuous or anything like that,” Ford said, according to the outlet. H

undreds showed up for a vigil on the football field the night of Saturday, Nov. 30, lighting candles and releasing balloons in Jahkye’s honor, the station reported.

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Officials did not say what may have caused Jahkye to collapse

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Bloomfield is roughly 6 miles northwest from Hartford.

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1 posted on 12/05/2024 5:27:13 PM PST by george76


To: george76

2 posted on 12/05/2024 5:30:59 PM PST by stanne


To: george76

Whether the person was vaxed or not should be required information on these unusual deaths.


3 posted on 12/05/2024 5:35:18 PM PST by where's_the_Outrage? (Drain the Swamp. Build the Wall.)


To: george76

Ibtg/ib4tg
“Happens all the time, nevermind that we can’t show numbers proving it occurred at the same rate previously, but it happens alllll the time!”
Pretty much what will be said by certain types.


4 posted on 12/05/2024 5:37:21 PM PST by Darksheare (Those who support liberal "Republicans" summarily support every action by same. )


To: where's_the_Outrage?

5 posted on 12/05/2024 5:40:39 PM PST by stanne


To: george76

A 14 y.o. boy from our town collapsed and died more than 20 years ago.

Supposedly a heart dysthymia that hadn’t been detected despite a couple of fainting spells in the preceding months.


6 posted on 12/05/2024 5:44:08 PM PST by heartwood (If you're looking for the /sarc tag, you just passed it..we)


To: george76

Experts know nothing about this case except that mRNA therapies have nothing to do with it.


7 posted on 12/05/2024 5:47:51 PM PST by fella ("As it was before Noah so shall it be again," )

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