Alaska high school student dies after PE class cardiac arrest
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 03:13 · Archive
Levi Curry, 15, collapsed during a physical education class at Eagle River High School in Alaska on November 5 and was declared brain dead in hospital.
Levi Curry, 15, a student at Eagle River High School in Alaska, collapsed during a physical education class in the school's gymnasium on November 5. He went into cardiac arrest and was immediately taken to Providence Hospital, where he was admitted to the intensive care unit.
Levi spent the following hours in hospital 'fighting for life' before being declared brain dead. The school's football programme released a statement the next day confirming his death. The Wolves, as the team is known, described Levi as 'a talented boy whose legacy would have a lasting impact on the school'.
In their statement, the football programme said: 'Levi was more than a football player. He was a son, a friend, a teammate, a brother, and a valued member of our Wolves family.' The team added that there was 'no playbook for something like this' and that 'there is no way to make sense of losing someone so young'. The statement concluded: 'Levi, you may no longer be standing beside your brothers on the field, but you will forever be a part of this team.'

How it is being reported
- Levi Curry: Teen student dies after being declared brain dead following phys ed class cardiac arrest‘There are moments in life when words simply aren’t enough, and this is one of them.’Perth Now · 14 Nov, 23:15
- Levi Curry: Teen student dies after being declared brain dead following phys ed class cardiac arrest‘There are moments in life when words simply aren’t enough, and this is one of them.’The West Australian · 14 Nov, 23:15
In this story: Levi Curry · Eagle River High School · Alaska · Providence Hospital
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