17-Year-Old Basketball Player Dies Suddenly at Home

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17-Year-Old Basketball Player Dies Suddenly at Home

The Campbell County Coroner has confirmed that a high school basketball player from Gillette, Wyoming, died suddenly two weeks ago.

By: TPG,  January 18, 2023

Max Sorenson, 17, died suddenly of a “medical event” at his home on Monday, December 26.

On December 29th, Campbell County Coroner Paul Wallem told the Cowboy State Daily that the high school basketball player had been brought to the Campbell County Memorial Hospital in Gillette, Wyoming, after a medical incident at his home.

Wallem was later pronounced dead.

According to Wallem, he is not treating the death as a suicide, homicide, or drug overdose.

The results of the inquiry so far indicate that Sorenson had abdominal peritonitis, an infection of the abdominal lining, said Wallem.

“We are assuming it’s (from) an injury related to a sporting event,” said Wallem. “But the forensic pathologist in Rapid City had a few more tests to do and I haven’t heard back from him yet.”

The cause of Wallem’s peritonitis is unknown, although he speculates that it stems from some kind of sports-related injury.

“That’s part of what the pathologist was continuing to look at,” he said.

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