Clinton Community Mourns Teen Hockey Player After 13-Month Cancer Fight

CLINTON, N.Y. — The Clinton community is remembering a young hockey player whose strength inspired many.

Gavin Mosher, 15, passed away overnight Thursday after a 13-month fight with leukemia, according to his family.

Outside Clinton Arena, where Gavin played youth hockey, Zambonis were parked in front of the main doors as a tribute.

Last November, Gavin was honored at Clinton Arena during a preseason game between the Colgate and Union men’s hockey teams that raised support for him and his family.

His family described his fight as unimaginable and said he faced every challenge with courage.


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