Colebrook Community Rallies Around Michaella Biron After Crash
COLEBROOK — As a standout student-athlete, Michaella Biron enjoyed strong community support.
She still does.
And it has never meant more.
Biron remains hospitalized with significant brain trauma after a Sept. 12 motorcycle crash in Laconia that killed three people, including her 28-year-old boyfriend, Cameron Mosher. Biron was the sole survivor.
A GoFundMe campaign established to support her recovery describes a “long and difficult recovery” following the crash.
Biron, a Stewartstown native, is well known in Colebrook and throughout the surrounding area.
She was a three-sport standout at Colebrook Academy, finishing her high school soccer career as a 100-point scorer and her basketball career as a 1,000-point scorer.
In an update posted Monday, Biron’s brother said she continues to make “slow but steady progress.”
Kenney said the community continues to hope Biron recovers and returns home.
And now it’s time for your Moo92 sports…
The Boston Red Sox dropped game 1 of it’s 6 game home stand to Cleveland on Tuesday night 3-2. Erik Miller gave up the eventual game winning sacrifice fly from Nathaniel Lowe in the 9th. Boston will send Sonny Gray to the mound tonight. First pitch at 7pm.
And in local sports…
The Lake Region boys soccer team defeated Missisquoi Valley on Tuesday 9-2. The Ranger boys will travel to Hardwick to take on Hazen Thursday.
The North Country boys soccer team dropped its match to Milton on Tuesday afternoon 8-0. The boys will host Lamoille on Thursday.
The Lady Rangers soccer program will play Thetford Academy today while the Falcon girls will take on U-32. Both kickoffs at 4:30pm.