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Q: Mason Dykstra in an undated yearbook photo. (Photo: WZZM) 
  
 MANLIUS TOWNSHIP -- A teenage boy died after a sledding accident Saturday in Allegan County. 
  
 "He was a good kid," said Tim Reeves, the principal at Hamilton High School. "Just a good kid all the way around." 
  
 Mason Dykstra, a 15-year-old freshman student at Hamilton High School, was being pulled in a sled behind a vehicle when he hit a tree. The collision happened just before noon, according to the Allegan County Sheriff's Department. 
  
 The Associated Press says it on private property near Hamilton, 45 miles southwest of Grand Rapids. 
  
 The teen was taken to an area hospital, were he died from his injuries. 
  
 The Allegan County Sheriff's Department is investigating the accident and plan to reconstruct the scene this week. Police have not yet determined if the driver will be charged. 
  
 Reeves described Dykstra as a joyful and friendly student, someone who was well liked. The teen played on the school's football team, and one of Dykstra's brothers still attends the school. 
  
 Reeves added counselors will be available Monday to help the student body cope with the loss. 
  
 The Hamilton school district opened the high school today for anyone to gather and talk. The school says on Twitter: “Our world was rocked and our hearts are heavy.” 
  
 Our world was rocked and our hearts are heavy! Hamilton High School will be open tmrw 12:00-5:00 for all who want to gather. #htownstrong — HHSOffice (@hhs_office) January 2, 2016 
  
 Associated Press contributed to this story. 
  
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 MANLIUS TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A teen boy was killed after the sled he was riding on, which was being pulled by a vehicle, hit a tree, according to the Allegan County Sheriff's Department. 
  
 The accident happened just before noon Saturday in the 5300 block of 133rd Ave. when the sled the teen was riding on hit a tree while on private property, according to the sheriff's department. 
  
 15-year-old Mason Dykstra was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. 
  
 Students and staff gathered Sunday at Hamilton High School to remember Dykstra. Administrators told FOX 17 Dykstra was an outgoing student who was part of the Hamilton High School football team. 
  
 "It’s been difficult for everybody. Loss is difficult when it is a 15-year-old boy in the prime of his high school career," said David Tebo, Superintendent of Hamilton Community Schools. 
  
 Dykstra is described as a normal freshman student who enjoyed life and had a great smile. 
  
 "Something like this will happen and they (students) will pull together and pick each other up. It will unite them because they care about their neighbor, they care about that kid across the street. It could of been my kid. It was an accident and they're going to pick each other up," said Tebo. 
  
 Funeral arrangements for Dykstra are still being arranged. 
  
 Investigators said they have not determined whether any charges will be filed against the driver of the vehicle that was towing the sled. 
  
 A Go Fund Me page has been set up to help for the Dykstra family to assist with medical costs. |||||  
  
  
  
 MANLIUS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) – A teenage boy was killed Saturday while riding a sled being towed by a vehicle driven by his older brother. 
  
 The incident happened just before noon on private property in the 5300 block of 133rd Avenue, near 53rd Street, in Manlius Township, the Allegan County Sheriff’s Office said. That’s west of the community of Hamilton. 
  
 Police said 15-year-old Mason Dykstra was being pulled on a sled attached by rope to the back of an SUV driven by his 19-year-old brother when the sled hit a tree in their yard. 
  
 Mason was conscious after the incident and complained of some pain. He was treated on the scene and was being taken to a Grand Rapids hospital via helicopter when police said his condition suddenly became worse. He was pronounced dead upon arriving at the hospital. 
  
 Mason was a freshman at Hamilton High School, where he played on the football team. His mother also works for the school district. 
  
 “He’s the kid next door,” Hamilton Community Schools Superintendent David Tebo said of Mason. “It’s kind of stereotypical and cliché to say it, but I think that’s what his parents will want to have him remembered by; I think his teachers will say that. Just a kid with a smile on his face — normal, everyday kid.” 
  
 Those who knew Mason gathered at the school Sunday to comfort one another and remember their friend. Tebo said several hundred people showed up. 
  
 “It’s been difficult for everybody. … Loss is difficult. When it’s a 15-year-old boy in the prime of his high school career … it’s even more difficult,” Tebo said. 
  
 Faculty and grief counselors will be available at the school Monday as students return from winter break. 
  
 “Hamilton Community Schools, there is a community in the middle of that name for a reason and it’s how we’ll help everyone get through this,” Tebo said. 
  
 Our world was rocked and our hearts are heavy! Hamilton High School will be open tmrw 12:00-5:00 for all who want to gather. #htownstrong — HHSOffice (@hhs_office) January 2, 2016 
  
 So far hundreds of people have pledged donations on a Go Fund Me page for Mason’s family. The amount exceeds the $20,000 the organizer was originally asking for. 
  
 The Allegan County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident. Sgt. Cory Hunt said Sunday it is being treated as a “family matter” and a tragic accident. 
  
 The case will be submitted to the prosecutor’s office for their review once the investigation is completed, according to a release from the Allegan County Sheriff’s Office. 
  
 Alcohol does not appear to be a factor at this time. 
  
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A: 
A Michigan teen on a sled being towed by a vehicle was killed Saturday when he slammed into a tree, Fox 17 reports. Mason Dykstra, 15, of Manlius Township was transported to a hospital after the accident, and later died. Students and staff gathered at Hamilton High School on Sunday to share memories of the freshman football player. "Our world was rocked and our hearts are heavy!" the school tweeted after the accident. School Superintendent David Tebo says Mason was "the kid next door," WOOD-TV reports. "Just a kid with a smile on his face—normal, everyday kid.” An Allegan County Sheriff’s Office tells WOOD-TV that the accident, which occurred on private property, is being investigated as a "family matter." Authorities, per the Detroit Free Press, plan on reconstructing the accident this week as part of their investigation. It is not clear if charges will be filed against the driver. "He was a good kid," Principal Tim Reeves tells the Detroit Free Press. "Just a good kid all the way around." A GoFundMe campaign has been started on the Dykstra family's behalf.