Associated Press
MISSION, Kan. (AP) — Outdoor conditioning while a heat advisory was in effect during the humid summer left 15-year-old football player Ovet Gomez Regalado pale and asking for water. After a 15-minute exercise, he collapsed as he walked to a building at his suburban Kansas City high school and died two days later. The medical examiner’s office wrote this month in a report that followed a weekslong investigation that the cause was heatstroke. That makes Regalado the latest in a series of teen football players to succumb to the condition. Players are most at risk of suffering heat-related illnesses due to searing temperatures and high humidity.
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