Prayers for him and his family at this difficult time.
http://onwardstate.com/2015/06/12/mens-lacrosse-goalie-connor-darcey-passes-away-at-21/
http://onwardstate.com/2015/06/12/mens-lacrosse-goalie-connor-darcey-passes-away-at-21/
Tragic. RIP PSU Lacrosse Goalie Connor Darcey
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Cause of death appears to be a car accident, per this in the Swellesley Report. Rest in Peace.
Wellesley, Penn State mourn loss of Connor Darcey
By BBROWN | Published: JUNE 12, 2015
Connor Darcey, an MVP-caliber lacrosse goalie at Wellesley High School who just finished his sophomore year at Penn State, died tragically overnight in a car accident in Boston‘s North End. Another Wellesley High graduate was critically injured in the accident, which also took the life of a 27-year-old man.
Wellesley Public School Superintendent David Lussier issued a memo Friday afternoon about the incident (not releasing the victims’ names), informing the Wellesley community that “Crisis counselors have been on hand at Wellesley High School today to support students and staff and will be on site Monday as well. Additionally, the Human Relations Service (HRS), Wellesley’s private, non-profit community mental agency, is an excellent resource (781-235-4950) for parents, staff, and students who may need support or who have questions and/or concerns.”
We made mention in March that Darcey was back in town, at Babson College, to play in a lacrosse match for Penn State. He was the team’s starting goalie.
Friends and followers of Darcey’s lacrosse career have been sharing remembrances on Twitter.
Wellesley, Penn State mourn loss of Connor Darcey
By BBROWN | Published: JUNE 12, 2015
Wellesley Public School Superintendent David Lussier issued a memo Friday afternoon about the incident (not releasing the victims’ names), informing the Wellesley community that “Crisis counselors have been on hand at Wellesley High School today to support students and staff and will be on site Monday as well. Additionally, the Human Relations Service (HRS), Wellesley’s private, non-profit community mental agency, is an excellent resource (781-235-4950) for parents, staff, and students who may need support or who have questions and/or concerns.”
We made mention in March that Darcey was back in town, at Babson College, to play in a lacrosse match for Penn State. He was the team’s starting goalie.
Friends and followers of Darcey’s lacrosse career have been sharing remembrances on Twitter.
Very sad. As a fan of lacrosse, he really seemed to come on strong at the end of the season. Condolences to his family, team and the Penn State community.
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