High School Football Player on Path to College Team Dies After ‘Cardiac Arrest’ in His Sleep
A 17-year-old Canadian athlete died in his sleep at the age of 17. William Caron-Cabrera of Curé-Antoine-Labelle high school in Quebec Province died last week, according to the French-language website Courrierlaval , as…
A 17-year-old Canadian athlete died in his sleep at the age of 17.
William Caron-Cabrera of Curé-Antoine-Labelle high school in Quebec Province died last week, according to the French-language website Courrierlaval, as translated by Google translate.
The report said that Caron-Cabrera was going to play college football for Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy.
“It is with sadness that we learned of the Death of one of our own, can we read on the Facebook page of the Laval team,” the school said in a statement.
“Our deepest thoughts go out to his family and loved ones,” the statement said.
The Laval Police Department said that Caron-Cabrera died in his sleep of a cardiac arrest.
The cause was not suspicious or criminal, the police said. Suicide was also ruled out.
“I had the privilege of participating in the recruitment of William after his last season of secondary 5 and then preparing for his first season at the CNDF,” former player Sébastien Lévesque said.
“I want to send a lot of love to his family and those around him, but above all to tell William that we all love him and that our paths will eventually cross again,” he said.