Shocking Incident Rocks Youth Baseball Game in Katy, Texas

KATY, Texas – The serenity of a youth baseball game in Katy was shattered on Sunday, September 21, when a coach was injured by gunfire that erupted from a neighboring property.

“It is very unfortunate that our children have to live this fear while they practice a sport.”
– An attendee, who wished to remain anonymous

The incident, which left parents, players, and coaches alike shocked and scared, occurred around 10 a.m. during a game at the Therac Baseball complex.

Coach Injured, Game Disrupted

A 27-year-old coach was struck in the shoulder by a bullet, which had ricocheted off a structure in the field. Thankfully, first aid was administered promptly before he was transported to the hospital.

“He received the impact on the shoulder… immediately, medical staff present at the scene gave him primary care before being transferred to the hospital.”

Hours later, the Waller County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that the coach had been discharged from the hospital.

The Response: Authorities Investigating, Games Suspended

The Waller County Sheriff’s Office was swiftly notified and responded to the scene. They have identified three individuals of interest, although no arrests have been made at this time.

Therac Baseball Administration has temporarily suspended all training and games, prioritizing the safety of its members and visitors. They continue to collaborate with security forces to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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The Investigation Continues

The police are questioning individuals linked to the nearby property where the shots allegedly originated. They have indicated that there is no evidence to suggest malicious intent at this time.

If you or anyone you know has information about the incident, please contact the Waller County Sheriff’s Office.

• Phone: (936) 564-2311
• Email: wcs Kipersonnel@waller.gov