In a tragic incident, Jeremy Medina, a senior at Gainesville High School in Georgia, was declared brain-dead by doctors on Wednesday after suffering a devastating head injury during a baseball practice last month. The incident occurred on November 20 at around 1:20 p.m. while Medina was practicing at the school's batting cage on campus.

According to Principal Jamie Green, Medina was accidentally struck in the head while leaning into the net as a player was hitting balls, but no misconduct was involved. The severity of the injury led to Medina being transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center, where he remained in a coma.

During a press conference with Medina's family, Dr. Michael Cormican revealed that the young athlete was declared brain-dead after a series of tests. His family later announced their intention to honor his wishes of becoming an organ donor. Dr. Cormican explained that the injury caused Medina to lose consciousness and his ability to maintain his airway.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported on Sunday that Medina was pronounced brain-dead. This devastating loss has deeply affected the Gainesville community, and the Gainesville City School System expressed their condolences and support for the Medina family in a statement on Facebook.

"The life of Jeremy Medina will forever impact the lives of our entire community. His passing will mean renewed life for many others as an organ donor. Please continue to pray for the Medina family," the statement read.

In the face of this heart-wrenching tragedy, Jeremy's father, David Medina, spoke about the family's faith and how it has guided them through this difficult time.

"I just want everyone to be sure that our strength, my family's strength, my strength since day one has been and only been rooted in the most and amazing power of Jesus Christ, our savior and our redemptor," David Medina said during the press conference.

As the community mourns the loss of a talented young athlete, they also find solace in the fact that Jeremy Medina's decision to be an organ donor will give the gift of life to others in need.