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Enumclaw Community Rallies Behind Local Boy Injured in Football Game
Mac Reynolds regained limb movement before the helicopter arrived, and more than $16,000 has been raised to help cover his emergency care, organizers said.
- On Saturday, fifth grader Mac Reynolds was airlifted to Harborview Medical Center after suffering a neck injury during a Jr. Hornet football game at Pete's Pool.
- Jr. Hornet Coach Greg Reynolds described the weekend as "surreal," feeling helpless as his son could not move his arms or legs immediately after the collapse.
- More than $16,000 of a $20,000 fundraising goal has been raised through GoFundMe, with significant donations from Big Blue Football and Cheer and the Lions Football Club in Pierce County.
- Reynolds was discharged on Sept. 13 with a neck brace and medical orders to not finish the football season, while his family keeps him home to recover.
- Community members are purchasing "Enumclaw Strong" t-shirts through Day Drinking Designs to support the family, as Reynolds reflected that this was an "awful way to find out how true the phrase 'Football is family' really is.
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