St. Luke's School: Student fatally injured during hockey game did not fall
"During the normal course of play, another player's leg momentarily went into the air and, through no fault of anyone's, or any lack of control, his skate cut Teddy," the school says.
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Jan 14, 2022, 11:37 PM
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Updated 1,117 days ago
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St. Luke's School released a statement Wednesday clarifying
that Teddy Balkind, the student who was fatally injured in an accident during a
hockey game, did not fall onto the ice.
"During the normal course of play, another player's leg
momentarily went into the air and, through no fault of anyone's, or any lack of
control, his skate cut Teddy," the school says.
Officials go onto say that no one is at fault and the other
players were "playing a great and fair game when an unimaginable accident
wreaked havoc."
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