An incoming freshman student and football player at Trinity College died Wednesday. Avery Gilbert had been on campus for just three days.
The school said Gilbert was found by a fellow teammate in the Johnson Hall entryway collapsed.The incident was reportedly related to a pre-existing medical condition ‘triggered by an allergen,' school officials said.He was pronounced dead at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.Gilbert was a 2022 graduate of Grayslake North High School and a resident of Lake Villa.A memorial service will be held by the school in Gilbert's honor, however, it has not been scheduled yet.
Trinity College's football coach Willie Tillman said the 2022 Trojan football season will be dedicated to Gilbert, and will honor his name and number, #87.that I have read and agree
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