TEDDY Balkind’s Instagram put up after profitable the hockey state championship has been revealed.
The younger hockey star shared an image of the crew on the Northford Ice Pavilion again in March 2020.
The caption learn: "It’s been an amazing 8 years with the winter membership and it resulted in the easiest way potential#state champs."
The tenth grader at St Luke’s College in New Canaan, Connecticut died after a horror accident, when a skate sliced his neck throughout a hockey sport.
Throughout a sport Thursday evening, Balkind fell on the ice and whereas he was on the bottom, one other participant who was close to him who was unable to cease in time, collided with him, in response to officers.
The sport was instantly stopped and Balkind was rushed to Greenwich Hospital the place he died from his accidents, cops stated.
College students at St Luke’s College, together with their households, gathered collectively Friday night to pay their respects whereas family and friends have flooded social media with tributes for the teenager.
“Yesterday, we misplaced a treasured younger man in a tragic accident,” St. Luke’s College stated in a press release to college students, seen by CBS 2.
“Each St. Luke’s College and Brunswick College are in shock as we work to help our college students and households. St. Luke’s singular focus at this second is to look after our devastated group.”
Brunswick College added: “Tragedies reminiscent of this are onerous to course of and unattainable to know. We are going to do all we will within the coming days and weeks to assist and help these in our group and within the St. Luke’s group.”
The NHL’s official Twitter account additionally made a press release on Balkind’s passing.
“The Nationwide Hockey League mourns the tragic passing of Teddy Balkind, a member of the hockey household misplaced too quickly,” it learn, together with the hashtag.
“Our prayers and most heartfelt condolences exit to his household, his St. Luke’s teammates and his many mates.”
"The hockey world is hurting over the tragic lack of Teddy Balkind yesterday," tweeted Kevin Shattenkirk, a member of the U.S. Olympic crew and present Anaheim Geese defenseman.
"Our ideas and prayers are with the younger gamers from St. Luke's and Brunswick and particularly the Balkind household. Relaxation In Peace Teddy #SticksOutForTeddy."
Anaheim Geese participant Adam Henrique tweeted: "Unhappy to listen to concerning the tragic lack of Teddy Balkind. My ideas and prayers exit to the Balkind household. #sticksoutforteddy."
Cam Atkinson, who performs ahead for the Philadelphia Flyers, tweeted: "I am heartbroken for the Balkind household and everybody who knew and cherished Teddy.
"We're sending our like to the St. Luke's and Brunswick communities. A horrible tragedy enjoying the sport all of us love."
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