Prayer service to be held for Celina High School quarterback seriously injured during game | WHIO TV @WHIO7
Prayer service to be held for Celina High School quarterback seriously injured during game | WHIO TV  @WHIO7
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A local church will hold a prayer service for a high school football player who was injured during a game Friday night. Celina High School quarterback Parker Wynk was seriously injured during Friday's game against St. Henry. His mother told News Center 7's Kylie Bridgeman that they are asking for prayers for his healing.

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