MHS student benefit Saturday
A benefit for a McLouth High School football player who had his left leg amputated after an on-field injury is scheduled for Saturday.
A variety of events are scheduled beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Stan Braksick Sports Complex in McLouth.
A children’s carnival will run all day, with bingo running from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and a Texas Hold ‘Em poker tournament starting at 1 p.m., along with many other activities scheduled throughout the day.
A golf tournament is also scheduled for Sunday at Cypress Ridge Golf Course in Topeka. Team registration is available online at mclouth.org.
All proceeds will help Roberts and his guardians, Jerrad and Lisa Humerickhouse, with medical expenses and to provide Roberts with an athletic prosthetic.
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- With his guardian Jerrad Humerickhouse pushing his wheelchair, McLouth High School senior Trevor Roberts receives a standing ovation from the crowd Friday at the school’s homecoming after being crowned homecoming king. It was a homecoming for Roberts, too, who was released from Kansas University Hospital earlier in the day after having his left leg amputated above the knee when gangrene infected a compound fracture he suffered in a Sept. 24 football game.
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