Pittsburgh Panthers: Mason Alexander, 18, killed in car crash

Mason Alexander, Footballer of the First College to compete for Pittsburgh PanthersHe died in a car accident in Indiana, the officials said. He was 18 years old.

AND Sheriff of the Hamilton County Office He said the collision happened on Saturday night when the White BMW 340 2016 tried to pass the Toyota Rav4 in the South 2015, entering the northern tape. Officials said the driver in the BMW came across the hill, they knew that the collision could happen and withdrew to the right to avoid Toyota.

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September 14, 2024, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Kaciga Pittsburgh Panthers sits on a training session table against West Virginia mountaineer during the fourth quarter at the Acrisure Stadium. (Barry Reeger-Hagn Pictures)

The driver in the BMW slid through the grass, hit the tree and caught fire, according to to Lisica 59. Toyota’s driver hit the mailbox. Alexander was identified as a BMW driver.

“I received an invitation this morning that no parent, teacher or coach never wants to get – news of the sudden loss of a young and promising life,” Pittsburg’s head coach Pattsburg said Pat Narduzzi in a statement. “Our whole program is shocked and deeply sad when he learned about the passage of Mason Alexander. Mason just enrolled in Pitt in January after his early graduation from Indiana Hamilton Southeastern High School. Even during that short time he made a great impression on all of us.

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“Mason was proud and excited to be Pantter, and we felt the same when we had it in our Pitt family. He’ll always be Panther for us. The Alexander family and Mason’s many loved ones and friends will be in our prayers. “

Alexander attended Hamilton Southeastern High School in Fisher before signing with Pittsburgh. Enrolled early to join the team for spring practice, according to to ESPN.

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August 31, 2024, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh Panthers helmet sit on the sidelines against the golden flashes of Kent State during the first quarter at the Acrisoure stadium. (Charles Leclaire-USA Sports today)

Was a three -star commander, according to 247 sportsAnd it was classified as a top 300 list of high school players for class 2025, according to ESPN.

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