An 18-year-old high school basketball player in Detroit is currently on life support after suffering cardiac arrest during a game.
Cartier Woods of Northwestern High School reportedly collapsed on the court during a game Tuesday night, according to Detroit Free Press.
Coaches for the opposing team, Detroit Douglass, described the frightening scene.
“Coach, I’m dizzy,” Woods said, according to Douglass assistant coach Roland Eason.
“I need to come out.”
“I heard a big bang and I thought it might be a fight or something,” Douglass head coach Pierre Brooks said.
“I looked over and it was Cartier that fell out and Coach Tyson jumped to action,” he added.
Woods was reportedly given CPR until medical personnel arrived.
Detroit Free Press provided further details:
Brooks estimated EMT personnel arrived between five and 10 minutes after the incident and transported the…
