N.Y. high school football player hurt during game dies after head injury

A high school football player in northern New York died from a head injury he suffered during a game, according to local media. Tyler Christman, a freshman at Carthage High School, was injured during a junior varsity game Saturday against West Genesee High School in Camillus, about 77 miles from Rochester, NBC New York reported. The teenager’s parents, Jason Christman and Samatha Parks Christman, confirmed the death in Facebook posts Tuesday. “We always knew you were meant to stand out. This is not the way we envisioned it, but this is what we have been dealt. We all prayed for a miracle to happen for you to be saved. Sadly the damage was just too much,” they both wrote in posts on their separate pages. “As parents we are very lucky to have our other two sons who are equally as special and precious to us. Zach and Dylan continue to make our lives purposeful and worth living. They are amazing young men that have already and will continue to do great things. Tyler loved his brothers and that love will help carry them through their lives. Together we will be strong and we will all make Tyler proud as… Read full this story

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