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ASHLEY INJURED AFTER TRACTOR ROLL-OVER - Life-Flighted To Charleston

(09/16/2005)

A farm tractor tipped over and rolled down a steep hillside on Spring Run about 4 p.m. yesterday injuring the driver.

Matt Ashley, described in his 40s, was seriously injured when he was thrown from the implement, which was reportedly being used to brush-hog the hillside.

Ashley was life-flighted by Health Net from Arnoldsburg, where he was taken by Calhoun EMS.

He reportedly was suffering from a head and leg injury.

Ashley was a four-time state high school wrestling champion at Spencer. He was the wrestling coach at Wirt County High School for a while and a volunteer assistant coach at Calhoun High School.

His son Justin was a three-time state champ at Calhoun.

The tractor appeared to have lost a tire on the hillside, and the tractor landed in Spring Run.

Ashley, who is well-known in the county as a horseman, was performing work on another farm.

Spring Run is a tributary off U. S. 33-119 in Arnoldsburg.

The Arnoldsburg VFD also responded to the emergency call.


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