Toronto Man dies from the fall of the street pool while celebrating the victory of Eagles

A Toronto man who died of injuries he sustained while celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles‘NFC Championship Win On Sunday is remembered as a dedicated and passionate person.

Tyler Sabapathy, 18, died on Tuesday after he had fallen from the top of a street pole that he climbed during public parties in the streets of Philadelphia during the weekend. Witnesses told that the Associated Press Sabapathy fell on the sidewalk and hit his head.

Temple University, where Sabapathy was a first -year student, confirmed his death in a statement on Tuesday evening.

“There are no words that can understand, and the entire temple community mourns for his death. Our hearts go to Tyler’s family, friends, classmates and everyone who knew him and loved him, “said the school.

“He undoubtedly had a bright future for him, and it is so tragic that we will not be able to see how he would have left his mark on the world.”

Sabapathy went to Temple’s College of Public Health, said the school, and was a main subject in exercise and sports science. He was an accomplished gymnast and won more than 120 medals in provincial, regional and international competitions.

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He was also a member of the club gymnastics team of the university and brought countless hours of training and improving his profession, the school added.

Before he attended the Temple, Sabapathy studied at St. Michael’s College School (SMCS) in Toronto. When he was committed to visiting the Temple, the school said in a story on her website that he grew up and strived for East York Gymnastics Club.

Sabapathy has credited his mother to spend hours every week by driving him to and from the gym to accommodate his training schedule, the school wrote.

St. Michael’s told Global News on Wednesday that it is’ deeply sad “by his death.

“Tyler was an exceptional student athlete, a talented gymnast and a friend for many within the SMCS community. His joy for life, spirit and excellent striving for excellence inspired us all, “said the school.

“We extend our deepest sympathies for the Sabapathy family. Our thoughts and prayers are with them in this difficult time. St. Michael’s College School will continue to honor his memory and support each other in the coming days. “

– with files of the corresponding press

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