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’11 Lifegate grad critical after wreck
Posted: Tuesday, October 15, 2013 1:10 pm | Updated: 1:37 pm, Tue Oct 15, 2013.
By Felicia Frazar
COLLEGE STATION — A Lifegate grad and current Texas A&M student was seriously injured in a motorcycle wreck on Monday evening in College Station.
Caleb Tate, 20, of Seguin was thrown off a 2005 Victory Motorcycle after colliding with a 1999 Chrysler Sebring around 5:30 p.m. on Texas Avenue, said College Station police Lt. Chuck Fleeger.
It was reported that Tate was traveling north on Texas Avenue, when the Sebring, traveling southbound made a left turn in front of the motorcycle, Fleeger said..
“Witnesses indicated that both vehicles had solid green lights, as opposed to the southbound traffic having the protected green arrow,” he said. “At that point the vehicle pulled in front of the motorcycle and the motorcycle struck the passenger door of the car.”
Tate was not wearing a helmet, Fleeger said.
Tate was taken to College Station Medical Center with life-threatening injuries, Fleeger said. He was in intensive care on Monday afternoon, and was listed as in critical condition, according to a hospital spokesperson.
Both the driver and passenger of the Sebring were also taken to College Station Medical Center for treatment.
Tate was a standout three-sport athlete at Lfiegate, participating in football, basketball and track.
On the gridiron, Tate was named as one of the Gazette’s Area Players of the Year in 2009 along with teammates Austin Swick and Matt Akin. Tate also earned all-state recognition in football and was a part of the Falcons’ record-breaking 4x200-meter relay team at the TAPPS state track and field meet in 2011.