一名来自堪萨斯州花园城的34岁女性驾驶雪佛兰皮卡车冲入威奇托Stryker体育中心的青少年足球比赛现场，造成2人死亡和10至11人受伤123。死者包括6岁儿童Cole Adrian和35岁的Nicholas Schafer1。肇事车辆内还搭载了该女性的两个孩子1。
受伤者中包括5名儿童和多名成年人1。威奇托警察局长Joe Sullivan表示，调查人员正在继续查证事件经过，并已采访30多名目击者1。肇事女性已被释放，警方暂未提出任何指控12，目前等待进一步调查和毒理检测1。
Cole Adrian的父亲Chris Adrian表示，"Cole是一个不可思议的孩子，能让任何人微笑。他是我们社区的欢乐和光芒"1。另一名遇难者Nicholas Schafer与妻子Ashley在5月庆祝了结婚14周年纪念日，夫妻育有三个孩子1。
A 34-year-old woman from Garden City, Kansas drove a Chevrolet pickup truck into a youth soccer game at the Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita, resulting in two deaths and ten injuries.1 The victims included 6-year-old Cole Adrian and 35-year-old Nicholas Schafer.1 The injured comprised five children aged 5, 9, 5, 8, and 8 years old; three women aged 28, 59, and 65; two men aged 32 and 68; and one 61-year-old woman who sustained injuries complicated by medical conditions.1 The driver had two of her own children in the vehicle at the time of the incident.1
The driver was released following the crash, and no charges have been filed against her as the investigation continues.12 Wichita Police Chief Joe Sullivan stated that investigators would continue examining what transpired and that officers had interviewed more than 30 witnesses to the event.1 Toxicology testing is pending as part of the investigative process.1
Cole Adrian's father, Chris Adrian, described his son, stating: "Cole was an incredible kid who could make anyone smile. He was the joy and light of our community."1 Nicholas Schafer is survived by his wife Ashley, with whom he celebrated 14 years of marriage in May, and their three children.1
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