• Watch: Deer Sends Cross Country Runner Flying
» Thursday, 17 November 2016
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A cross country runner Justin DeLuzio of Gwynedd Mercy University was sent flying following a collision with a deer.
The unprecedented action occurred last Saturday during the men's 8km race at the DIII Mid East Regional competition.
After the frightening crash with a deer DeLuzio stood up and finished the 8km race.
According to Gwynedd Mercy Athletics website, DeLuzio's suffered minor bruises and his health is not in danger.
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