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Welsh Rugby Club Mourns 14-Year-Old Star Louis Cramp
29 Jun
Summary
- 14-year-old Louis Cramp died after battling osteosarcoma.
- He was diagnosed after a trampoline accident in October 2024.
- Community rallied around Louis, with teammates shaving heads.
The Welsh rugby community is in mourning following the death of 14-year-old Louis Cramp, a beloved player for Cardigan RFC. Louis had been battling osteosarcoma, a form of cancer, after a lesion was discovered on his femur in October 2024. Despite undergoing months of chemotherapy and major surgery, including a leg implant on New Year's Eve 2024, further tumors were later found.
Louis, who joined Cardigan RFC at the age of seven, was celebrated for his passion for the game. His teammates shaved their heads in a show of support before his chemotherapy treatment began. The community rallied around his family, with a fundraising campaign exceeding £20,000 to facilitate a visit to Australia, where Louis was born.
Cardigan RFC issued a heartfelt statement, emphasizing Louis's special place within the club and the profound loss felt by all who knew him. They extended their deepest condolences to his family and friends, reinforcing their commitment to supporting one another through this difficult time.
