Students at the Ridgepoint/Dulles football game are honoring Clements High swimmer Brian Yuen by wearing blue. @SwimClements @FortBendISD pic.twitter.com/ZNrMRorMhY — Pooja Lodhia (@PoojaOnTV) October 16, 2016

Sad day to be a Ranger. Please be strong & pray for the Yuen family & @SwimClements team. Brian you're forever missed & always remembered. — Clements Rangers (@CHS_Rangers) October 15, 2016

FORT BEND COUNTY, TX (KTRK) -- Friends are remembering the Clements High School student athlete who tragically died Saturday morning after a swim meet.A moment of silence was held during the Ridge Point and Dulles football game to honor the life of Brian Yuen. Those in the crowd were dressed in blue -- Yuen's favorite color."He was funny guy. Super humble, super sweet. Anything you asked of him, he would just smile and laugh and like yeah of course," Soham Dhar said.During a swim meet at Don Cook Natatorium in Sugar Land, Yuen began to experience a medical emergency after the meet. Yuen was taken to a local hospital, where he later died."When it was happening, I don't think a lot of people knew. I think they wanted to keep it so nobody was like freaking out," Emily Miranda said. "When it did happen, it was very quiet and you could just really hear them crying."Miranda is also a swimmer at Clements High School."As you were walking out, you saw a lot of people crying. It was really depressing. Like everybody knew him, he was a really really successful swimmer," Miranda said.With less than a year before graduation, friends say they can't believe Yuen won't be joining them at college."Actually thinking about how he's not on this Earth anymore, I don't know," Dhar said. "It doesn't really comprehend in my life."District crisis teams will be available for students and staff when classes resume Tuesday.Full statement from Fort Bend ISD: