Totino-Grace Students Don Red and White for Jack Jablonski

was a sea of red and white Monday as students dressed to show support for Jack Jablonski, the Benilde-St. Margaret's High School junior varsity hockey player who was paralyzed by a hit in a game on Dec. 30.

The school raised nearly $4,500 toward the Jablonski family's medical expenses, according to the Totino-Grace website.

Spokeswoman Kelly Refsnider explained Totino-Grace's "Red and White Day" by email:

"Totino-Grace, along with a number of other Catholic High Schools, have joined in solidarity to show our concern and expreess our support for Jack, his family, and the BSM community. Students and staff were invited to make donations to assist the Jablonski family with medical expenses and wore red and white, Benilde-St. Margaret's school colors, to create an atmosphere of support. Students signed a large card for Jack which, along with a photo of the student body wearing red and white, will be delivered to him."

Find out more, including how you can help, at Jablonski's CaringBridge website and the Jablonski family's website.

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