Sports Injuries 2015

Former NFL punter Sean Landeta discusses the dangers of high school injuries in the wake of the death of Warren Hills High School quarterback Evan Murray.

As New Jersey continues to mourn the sudden death of 17-year-old Evan Murray, we reflect on how such an event impacts the surrounding community.

The risks involved with high school sports are front and center once again following the death of Warren Hills Regional High School quarterback Evan Murray.

Warren Hills Regional High School quarterback Evan Murray died from massive internal bleeding due to a lacerated spleen, the Morris County Medical Examiner’s Office has determined.

Warren Hills Regional High School has canceled its junior varsity game against Summit Monday as the school's community continues to come to grips with its star quarterback's death after being injured in a game Friday night

The Warren Hills High School quarterback who died after Friday's night game against Summit took multiple hits throughout — and seemed to be in particular pain after one, a teammate said.

Quarterback Evan Murray died shortly after taking a hit during Warren Hills Regional High School's game against Summit Friday night.

Concussion symptoms aren’t stopping most student-athletes from getting back into the game, despite the risks.

NEW YORK (AP) — A brain-scanning technique might one day help identify people with a disease linked to concussions in football and other sports, an illness now diagnosed only after death, a small study suggests.