We are friends of Noah and his family and are honored to share this information that was beautifully written by Noah's Mom, Theresa.

Thank you for supporting Noah with your donation and most importantly, please continue to lift him in prayer for full and complete recovery.

--Connie Montgomery and Debbie Guillen

Noah is a 21-year-old athlete from Windermere, Florida and has been a competitive baseball player from a very young age. Beginning at age 3 the game became his passion and he has loved it every second of his life. He started playing at Winter Garden Little League and went on to play with Warrior Travel Ball, the Scorpions, and Power Baseball competitive teams. Those interactions brought with them many blessings of lifelong friendships.

Noah accomplished his dream to play at the high school level and ultimately at a D1 college. In high school, he played at West Orange High School and then at Windermere High School. Noah went on to play at Troy University where he is currently a senior. He was on a scholarship for the first three years, electing to go back to play for Troy his senior year even though he was not offered the same scholarship this year. He loves his team and the game and with his determined attitude to work hard, he knew he would excel this year. This past Saturday evening, he was pitching the best game of his college career. When he stepped in to pitch, he felt the best that he's felt all year. The opposing team did not score any runs on him and it gave his team a chance to turn the game around. They went from a losing to a winning game. Noah was the winning pitcher, and he's so happy about that. However, he experienced a traumatic facial injury in the midst of his highest college success.

What a rollercoaster of emotions Noah has been experiencing. We are praising God for a clear brain scan right away and we believe that vision is healthy, although not completely cleared as of yet. We are so thankful! It's going to be a very long road of major facial reconstruction and challenging surgeries with many different doctors involved.

Thank you to the wonderful people that attended to Noah at the scene, the paramedics that kept him stable and all the coaches, friends, family, his amazing girlfriend and his Troy baseball team members that have been supporting him and all of us emotionally. We are so very thankful for each and every prayer.