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On tonight's episode: Mourning a young Ontario hockey star.
Nolan Ion, 15, was a member of the Upper York Admirals U16 AA team. He was a talented player but also a great teammate who "just cared about everybody."
Tragically, Nolan suffered cardiac arrest while in gym class and later died in hospital. His family and coach are now sharing his story, hoping to prevent the same thing from happening to other young athletes.
SEE: Family loses faith in Southlake after tragic passing of 15-year-old hockey player
Joseph Quigley, a reporter at NewmarketToday, joins us tonight with all the details. You can read his coverage HERE.
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Sudbury.com
my deepest sympathy to your family
SooToday.com
Very tragic. Terrible to hear of young ones dying of cardiac arrests.
BayToday.ca
Tragic...I can only imagine the pain the parents must feel...(why is hockey in the headline)??
TimminsToday.com
Well. The hockey community is pulling hard for my son Nolan. We are extremely grateful for all the support from everyone but the hockey community is a powerful thing! He loved hockey! It was a huge part of his life.
TimminsToday.com
Thank you. Definitely a tragedy. Our families lives are changed forever. Nolan was my only son. He was my life and i miss him to death! I don't know how i will move forward without him. Absolutely heartbroken!💔