An athlete from Chula Vista has died in an accident this weekend. His family, friends, and his teammate grieved at his death. Micah Pietila-Wiggs, driving a Ford F-15 truck to the south on Interstate 5. He entered the North Port of San Ysidro at 5:00 a.m. Micah Pietilla Wiggs, 21, on. Saturday it lost control and crashed into the concrete. barrier. According to the news released by the Highway California patrol, he rushed to the UCSD medical center, where he was declared dead by doctors. His family could not receive news of his death. They grieve. They don’t know, what should they do?
He began his baseball career when he was young and he played in the east small league. The coaches said, he played a role in bringing his team to the 2013 world series. He played the second base as high school students. Micah received his school education from Eastlake High School in 2018. After his high school education, because he spent a session, he went to New Mexico University in 2019 before transferring to Santa Ana College. With the Eastlake’s small league trophy, the flower warning and framed photos grew this Monday.
At the Eastlake Little League Board told Fox 5 in a statement that “Micah was a boy who loved and admired by many people”. He touched so much heart with the previous show. Micah’s death is a very tragic loss for the idiles.
Former assistant coach at New Mexico University, John Coyne said to Fox 5 Impact Micah to his team-mate. He said, Mikha made the world a better place. Mikha was the first to raise his teammate. If he fell his teammate down so he encouraged them to be better every day. He has a very large heart, high optimistic energy. He always smiled on his face which made others smile.
Other basketball coaches from Santa Ana, Tom Nilles named Micah Pietila Wiggs “A Ball of Energy”. He said Micah Pietila Wiggs was well received by every man on the team and they wanted to get along with him.
Nilles edited it for the ethos of his work and saved “their tail in more than a few matches”.
According to Nilles, the basketball player has joined the Santa Ana college team in the fall of 2019. Micah played Centerfield to restrictions Covid -19. He returned for the 2021 season.
