Photo contributed by The Ohio State University The Ohio State UniversityA former Ohio State men’s hockey player has passed away.[DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]Sean Romero died at 31 years old on Oct. 24, according to the Ohio State University (OSU) athletic department.He died from complications of a stroke suffered on Oct. 15.TRENDING STORIES:2 in custody after area police chase involving stolen carDayton residents share visions for $100 million US-35 redevelopment projectFirefighters extinguish car fire at area intersectionRomero played at Ohio State from 2016-19.He was on the Buckeyes’ 2018 NCAA Frozen Four team and 2019 Big Ten Championship squad.Romero played professionally for the Cincinnati Cyclones.The Cyclones paid tribute to him on social media.“We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of former Cyclones goalie Sean Romeo, holding his friends and family in our thoughts,” the team said.A celebration of life will be held in North Carolina on Nov. 9. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
Former Ohio State, Cincinnati Cyclones hockey player dies at 31
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A former Ohio State men’s hockey player has passed away.
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- Former Ohio State, Cincinnati Cyclones hockey player dies at 31.
- A former Ohio State men’s hockey player has passed away.
- 24, according to the Ohio State University (OSU) athletic department.He died from complications of a stroke suffered on Oct.
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