Crime & Safety
High School Diver Still in Critical Condition After Seizure During Meet (UPDATED)
The 16-year-old Roosevelt student passed out in the pool during warm-ups Friday at a swimming competition in Holland.
UPDATE (6:27 p.m. Monday, March 16, 2015): As of Monday afternoon, Nolan Gutenschwager was still listed in critical condition at a Grand Rapids Hospital, according to a Detroit News report.
Original story posted Sunday, March 15
A seizure was responsible for a Wyandotte high school diver being hospitalized Friday during a swim meet in Holland, according to a News-Herald report.
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Roosevelt High School officials said Nolan Gutenschwager, 16, passed out after suffering a seizure in the pool before the competition, the report stated. Diving team coaches pulled Nolan out of the pool, and a lifeguard performed CPR on the boy, the report added.
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Nolan, who was conscious before being taken to the hospital, was at Grand Rapids hospital as of Saturday and was being monitored, the report stated.
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