Showing posts with label high school football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high school football. Show all posts

Friday, March 18, 2016

Tray Walker Passed Away!

Tray Walker played in eight games during his rookie season.
NFL cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens Tray Walker died in a tragic motorbike accident.

Tray Walker, a cornerback for the Baltimore Ravens passed away tonight after he got into a serious accident. He was riding a motorized bike without a helmet. He ends up crashing into another vehicle.

Walker was involved in a serious motorcycle accident in Liberty City, Florida.

Walker had been dirt biking when he collided with a Ford Escape at an intersection. He was transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida in critical condition after sustaining serious head injuries and spent all night in surgery. He died the following evening at the age of 23.

His injuries to head left him brain dead. Now his team and family are mourning this tragic loss.

He played college football at Texas Southern, and was drafted by the Ravens in the 4th round of the 2015 NFL draft.

World News Today send our condolences to the family of Tray Walker.



Monday, September 07, 2015

High School Football Player Died On The Field!




A Louisiana high school football player passed away from his injuries he suffered from playing a Friday night game. While catching a punt return, Tyrell Cameron, a student at Franklin Parish High School was brutally hit by the players.

He died shortly after he was transported to Franklin Medical Center late Friday, said coroner's office spokesman Shane Scott.

CNN reports that the player was hit during a punt return in the fourth quarter in the game against Sterlington High School, Franklin Parish head coach Barry Sebren told CNN affiliate KNOE.

Northeast Louisiana Ambulance Service was on the sidelines during the game and rushed onto the field to help when Cameron was injured.

The cause of death is under investigation, but KNOE reported Cameron broke his neck.

A vigil for the 16-year-old Cameron was planned for Saturday night at Franklin Parish High School, CNN affiliates KTVE and KARD reported.

The school posted condolences on social media.

"He loved his family, his team, and the game of football. He will be missed," the school's Facebook page read.

"Tyrell will live on in the memory of those who loved him," the school's athletic program tweeted.
Football injuries are on the rise.

Since 1995, there have been 77 known cases in which the death of high school players were directly linked to football, according to numbers compiled by The National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research. There were five during the 2014 season. The center says about 1,100,000 people play high school football.

Also this week, a 16-year-old player at a Texas high school broke his neck during a junior varsity game, according to an online fundraising page for Jasiel Favors.

Favors, who played for Stony Point High School in Round Rock, is paralyzed from the waist down, the Austin Statesman reported Thursday.

Sophomore Josh Moore told CNN affiliate KXAN that Jasiel collided with two players and went down.

"Pretty sad to see because he was just laying there, I was worried if he was still alive or not, because he didn't move and they all swarmed, the cops swarmed over there," Moore told the Austin-area station.

World News Today send our condolences to Tyrell Cameron and Jasiel Favors.



Saturday, August 15, 2015

The Curtain Closes On Michael Sam!

Michael Sam quits football. The curtain falls on the first openly gay football player. He can now say he's a washed up celebrity. 

I guess the fame has passed. The world was hoping for a miracle. Unfortunately, Michael Sam didn't offer that. His surprising admission that he is openly gay and he wanted to join the NFL gotten so much attention in 2013. 

The sports community was wondering if the league was ready to have an openly gay player.

It didn't happen. 

Michael Sam was the player of the year. He was the defensive back for the University of Missouri (MIZZOU) Tigers. He was drafted for the St. Louis Rams. He was picked 267 out of the 350 picks. He was quickly cut after he failed to maintain a successful catching records.  He won a ESPY award for his courage.

He would soon get a pick on the Dallas Cowboys reserve squad. It didn't last but less than seven months.

He would end up on reality television. The washed up celebrity show Dancing With The Stars had him on the recent season. He was cut in the fourth week after failing to match to other competitors.

Then apparently he ended up playing for the Canadian Football League. He was drafted for the Montreal Alouettes. He signed a two year contract with the team. But after few months on the team he gave it up for no apparent reason.

I am guessing he and his boyfriend are broken up as well. He was planning on marrying Vito Cammisano his longtime partner. 

Sam claims that he's giving up on football. He said that he's been treated for mental issues. 

Any thoughts on this?

Was Michael Sam the "great hype" or just a giant hype?

Saturday, October 25, 2014

The Most Dangerous Person Is The "Nice Guy" With A Gun!

Mass shooter Jaylen Fryberg.

While I was working, I've heard of a mass shooting at a school in Marysville, Washington.

Again, I want to say that this is the ongoing continuation of gun violence in public schools and the unexpected rise of domestic terrorism. Although most mass shootings in my opinion are considered terrorism, most of the criminals aren't Muslims or White guys. It could be women, Black men and Latinos. The shooter is Native American.

The mindset of the irrational usually prompt this type of stuff. The inept Congress refuses to pass legislation to keep firearms out of the hands of the mentally insane. Of course they fear a power that claims they're gods.

The National Rifle Association is the country's oldest civil rights and political organization.

Republicans and some Democrats suck enough for the shells. They contribute to candidates and nominees who support open season regulations. They support open carry laws, relaxed rules when it comes to military style firearms and unfiltered background checks.

Jaylen Fryberg  went on a rampage Friday killing one and seriously injuring five before he was killed either by police fire or a bullet to the head.

According to classmates at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, it was modern bullying and a dispute over a relationship.

Fryberg was the "NICE GUY" who no one thought was going to this type of stuff.

He leaves disturbing messages for the junk food media.













He was a freshman who was crown homecoming prince and was a popular student.

But deep inside all that popularity, some teasing and even some offensive themes being tossed at him.

Prior to the shooting, Fryberg entered the school cafeteria and sat down at a table. At 10:39 a.m., according to eyewitnesses, he stood up from the table, approached another table, and pulled out a .40-caliber Beretta handgun. He fired at least eight shots, shooting several students in a "calm, methodical way".

He then fired several more bullets outside of the school and reloaded at least once.

During the shooting, Fryberg was described by a witness as having "a blank stare" and "staring at the victims as he shot them".

He also appeared to be targeting only one table, where about ten students were seated.

After firing repeatedly, he reportedly committed suicide. However, there was also an eyewitness report that a woman in the cafeteria tried to intervene by grabbing Fryberg's arm, which prompted him to try and shoot her, only to accidentally fatally shoot himself in the neck.

A motive for the shooting is currently unknown, although a student at the school stated that "[he] was angry at a girl who would not date him, and that the girl was one of the people shot", a claim that was supported by Fryberg's other classmates and his family members.

When this hit the news, I was shocked. I was thinking that this once again happens in suburban America. A young student who was crying for help didn't get the help so instead of treatment, he choose resentment.

And the consequences are felt.

We here at Journal de la Reyna send our condolences to those lost in this senseless tragedy.



Saturday, August 30, 2014

Sam I'm Not!

Michael Sam got cut from history.

This was one of the most controversial moves by the NFC team. The St. Louis Rams decided that history will have to wait.

They decided to cut Michael Sam from the team. Despite praise for picking the first openly gay football player to the NFL, the Rams didn't think Sam had the potential.

That means that Sam (if still interested) will be a free agent and hopefully he'll get on a major team,

I am guessing today the LGBT community will probably pissed over this.

Sam took the official social networking website to post his thanks to the Rams for at least going one step forward.







The first openly gay NFL player was a great thought on television and in the papers. But the NFL still has the mentality that you have to be either a wife beater. You got to be speeding in your ride. You have to have an obsession with firearms and be a known a gun enthusiast. You could be a potential murderer.

Hell, you can have marijuana in your system or steroids and still have at least three games on suspension.

But if you're a gay player, you can't get much other than the bench.

I don't care if the guy is gay. If the dude can throw a ball and take a sack, then give the guy a chance to show it on the field.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Natalie Randolph, first woman named coach of high school football team

Natalie Randolph, first woman named coach of a high school football team.

Natalie Randolph an African American woman has been named head coach of the varsity football team at Calvin Coolidge Senior High School in Washington DC. She is believed to be the first woman to be named a head coach at the High School level.

Read more by using the link below:

http://www.letstalkhonestly.com/blacknewsblackviews.html

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