Community gathers at baseball field to honor Hammonton 9-year-old
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The Hammonton Hornets 11 and under baseball team hold a moment of silence for nine-year-old teammate Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Hammonton Hornets baseball players hold a moment of silence Monday evening for 9-year-old teammate Chris Sacco, who was killed last week when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the family’s mail.
The Hammonton Hornets 11 and under baseball team hold a moment of silence for nine-year-old teammate Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
The Hammonton Hornets 11 and under baseball team hold a moment of silence for nine-year-old teammate Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Hundreds of community members surround the family of Chris Sacco as they mourn the loss of the nine-year-old after he was struck and killed by a car crossing the street last Thursday. The vigil drew hundreds to the diamond at Hammonton Lake Park to honor Sacco. Monday, April 30
Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Christopher Sacco’s parents are presented with posters of their son, including photographs and items from his time as a football, soccer and baseball player, at Monday’s vigil in Hammonton.
The number 19 is painted on the grass of the baseball field at Hammonton Lake Park in honor of nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember Chris. Monday, April 30
The number 19 is displayed and retired at Hammonton Lake Park in honor of nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember Chris. Monday, April 30
The number 19 is painted on the grass of the baseball field at Hammonton Lake Park in honor of nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember Chris. Monday, April 30
The number 19 is painted on the grass of the baseball field at Hammonton Lake Park in honor of 9-year-old Christopher Sacco.
Hundreds of teammates, friends, family, and community members gathered on the field Monday evening to remember nine-year-old Chris Sacco, who was killed on April 19 when he was struck by a car crossing the street to get the mail. Monday, April 30
Despite the tragic loss of a teammate, the Hammonton Hornets 11 and under baseball team took the field Saturday.
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