Ramsey High School Football Players Jump into Action to Help Injured Woman on Garden State Parkway

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Football players Mason Gonzalez, Trevor Broking, Luke Filippone, and Liam Mueller were driving home from a celebratory meal on July 16 when they came across a car crash on the Garden State Parkway. The players quickly pulled over to assist a woman who was injured in the crash, using their emergency hammers to break open the car windows and help her. Despite their initial reservations, they waited for paramedics to arrive and did not attempt to move the woman, fearing for her safety.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Ramsey High School football players, Mason Gonzalez, Trevor Broking, Luke Filippone, and Liam Mueller, pulled over to assist an injured woman on the Garden State Parkway.
  • The players used their emergency hammers to break open the car windows and help the woman, who was estimated to be in her late teens or early twenties.
  • The team did not attempt to move the woman, citing concerns for her safety and potential spinal injury.
  • The players' quick response and teamwork allowed them to work together effectively to assist the woman.
  • The experience reinforced the players' leadership, character, and willingness to step up in a crisis.
  • Ramsey High School has posted a strong record this decade, with a 32-14 win-loss ratio and a 7-3 record last season.

Statistics:

  • 4 football players from Ramsey High School were involved in helping the injured woman.
  • The car crash occurred on the Garden State Parkway on July 16.
  • The players estimated the injured woman to be in her late teens or early twenties.
  • The team waited for a couple of minutes for state troopers to arrive, and several minutes after that for paramedics to arrive.
  • The woman was eventually removed from the car.

Sources:

  • NorthJersey.com
  • Quote from Mason Gonzalez: Article does not provide specific article title, but quotes verbatim.