Rizzo reaches out to Cubs fan that was attacked at school

12-year old Cubs fan Henry Sembdner is out of a coma on Sunday from a beating that he took allegedly from another student at Kenyon Woods Middle School in South Elgin.

Cubs superstar Anthony Rizzo heard about the Sembdner's family situation and reached out to Henry via social media.

"Heard you are a big @Cubs fan Henry," Rizzo tweeted on Tuesday. "When you are better I have a couple tickets and BP passes waiting for you at Wrigley. "Heard Henry's school will be wearing @Cubs gear tom to show their support Wear ur gear & I'll RT pics. Let's all show our support." #StayStrong

Everyone at CubsHQ is pulling for Henry to have a full recovery in the near future.

Good news to report on Tuesday night, Henry is out of the hospital and back with his family.

@ARizzo44 #HENRYSTRONG You heard it here first...Henry is Home! pic.twitter.com/8fX5W2wqqS

— Karen Sembdner (@KarSluvsPlexus) February 8, 2017

Non stop love for Henry at his homeschool @ARizzo44 @Cubs #Henrystrong pic.twitter.com/VxGqs3PGNo

— Aaron Wafford (@Aaron_Wafford) February 7, 2017

If the @Cubs can comeback from 3-1 and win the World Series, then Henry can come back from his injuries #HenryStrong @ARizzo44

South Elgin highschool beacon with mr Erickson supports Henry!!! ?????? @ARizzo44 pic.twitter.com/IyDFc9W5YC

— Terra (@t3rra11) February 7, 2017

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— Jake Harris (@jakeharri5) February 7, 2017

@ARizzo44 a few of my 4th graders and I supporting Henry today! #GoCubs #Staystrong pic.twitter.com/HfTEq1tsrF

— Ben Riebock (@benriebock158) February 7, 2017