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Six people were injured while watching a middle school baseball game when a tree was uprooted and fell on them. Two adults and four children were taken to the hospital for treatment.
The incident occurred at the Northgate Junior-Senior Highschool on Monday during a baseball game. A tree fell onto the home bench, press box and backstop fencing.
Six people were injured including four children. All are expected to make a healthy recovery.
A custodian for Northgate Junior-Senior Highschool said they are working on getting the rest of the trees surrounding the field cut down.
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Source: Trib Live, “6 hurt when tree falls at Northgate middle school softball game”
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