A York College student found unresponsive in his college dorm last on Saturday has died:
A soccer player at York College of Pennsylvania who was found unresponsive in his residence hall dorm room early Saturday has died, the school announced.
Drew Ruehlicke, a 21-year-old junior sports management major from Mullica Hill, New Jersey, had just started the first collegiate soccer game of his career with his team last Wednesday. He had appeared in 25 other games for York. "There are no words to describe the profound sorrow we feel as a community because of [Ruelicke's] passing," said Dr. Richard Satterlee, York College Dean of Student Development and Campus Life."Please keep Drew and his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers at this difficult time."
Ruehlicke was a graduate of Bishop Eustace Preparatory School in Camden County. In a post on Facebook,Stay informed about local news, politics and weather. Get the NBC10 Philadelphia app for
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