Oregon Community College Softball Player, Coach Killed When Truck Collides With Team Bus

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Oregon community college coach and player killed when truck collides with softball team bus

The driver of a pickup crossed a center line and crashed head-on into a bus carrying 10 members of the Umpqua Community College team Friday night in Coos County, Oregon State Police said.

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Umpqua College coach, player die in head-on crash between team bus, pickup in Coos Co.

Umpqua Community College president, Dr. Rachel Pokrandt, released a statement about the crash on Saturday: “We are deeply saddened to confirm that one of our student-athletes, Kiley Jones, and one of our coaches, Jami Strinz, lost their lives in the accident."

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Oregon college softball player, coach killed returning from competition

This is the first season that Roseburg-based college has fielded a varsity softball team, according to the team Instagram account, and the RiverHawks had notched a win over Gray’s Harbor College at Southwest Oregon Community College in Coos Bay before setting out on the 85-mile drive back to campus.

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Authorities ID Oregon college softball player, coach killed in Friday crash

Kiley Jones, 19, and Jami Strinz, 46, were killed in the crash. The team was returning from a double-header at Southwest Oregon Community College. Eight other people suffered moderate to serious injuries, state police say. It is the first season for the college's softball program.

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Player, coach killed after Umpqua Community College softball team bus involved in head-on crash

Head coach Jami Strinz and freshman Kiley Jones die in crash near Coos Bay. UCC president: “We are deeply saddened to confirm that one of our student-athletes, K Riley Jones, and one ofOur coaches, JamiStrinz, lost their lives in the accident.”

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Umpqua Community College softball athlete, coach die in vehicle accident

Umpqua Community College announced that a student-athlete and a coach died following a vehicle accident involving the softball team Friday night.

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Oregon college softball head coach, player killed when truck collides with team bus

Driver of pickup crosses center line, crashes head-on into team bus, police say. Jami Strinz, 46, described on school's website as head softball coach, was killed. Kiley Jones, 19, played first base for Umpqua Community College team.

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Oregon community college coach and player killed when truck crashes into bus carrying softball team

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UCC athlete, coach die in head-on crash in Coos County

Kiley Nevaeh Jones, 19, and Jami Lea Strinz, 46, died at the scene. 8 other UCC softball team members suffered moderate to serious injuries. A Chevy Silverado crossed the centerline on Highway 42 in Coos County. Authorities believe "impaired driving is considered a primary cause"

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College coach, player killed when truck collides with softball team bus

College coach, player killed when truck collides with softball team bus. A player on the bus, 19-year-old Kiley Nevaeh Jones, died at the scene. The other eight passengers in the bus were all treated for moderate to serious injuries.

Oregon Community College Softball Player, Coach Killed When Truck Collides With Team Bus

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