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MOSCA, Colo. A newspaper editor in southern Colorado is recovering from serious injuries after being hit while covering a high school football game.

Sports editor Lloyd Engine of The Valley Courier in Alamos was hit Saturday while taking photographs on the sideline. Engen was hit by three players from Norwood and Sangre de Cristo high schools and landed on his back.

Engen sustained a shattered pelvis and three cracked vertebrae. He was taken to a Denver hospital for treatment Sunday. Engen told the newspaper that it is unclear whether he'll be able to walk again. The Valley Courier is asking area high school coaches to contribute scores and highlights while Engen is recovering.