Odessa College athlete from Hallsville dies during cross-country practice
Gage Broomall, a second-year athlete, reportedly collapsed at the start of practice Thursday afternoon. Despite immediate efforts from emergency personnel, he did not survive.
“Gage was a valued member of the Odessa College Wrangler family, and his loss is deeply felt by his teammates, coaches, classmates, and all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time,” a spokesperson said in a statement.
Odessa College has support services available for students and employees. Students may contact the Student Support Services team for care and assistance at cares@odessa.edu, visit Spur 142 or call 432-335-6724.
Employees with ERS insurance may access mental health resources through HealthSelect of Texas and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
To honor Gage’s life and legacy, Odessa College and the Broomall family have established a scholarship in his name. Those wishing to contribute may do so online at: Gage Broomall Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Information regarding memorial arrangements will be announced as it becomes available.
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