Remembering Coleman Beck: A Fallen Football Star and His Legacy

Former Skybridge HS Standout Football Player Coleman Beck Tragically Died Leaving His Family

Coleman achieved a 3.9 GPA and secured a spot on the Academic All-Region Team.

March 12, 2026

Last updated by Rohit Maharjan on March 12, 2026

Coleman Beck, a distinguished Skybridge High School football talent, passed away unexpectedly.

Standing 5'11" and weighing 180 pounds, Coleman excelled across various roles on the gridiron, initially drawn to safety and linebacker before embracing cornerback under Coach John Lehman's guidance.

His versatility shone through, earning him an honorable mention in Region 4 despite his primary position. Impressive physical stats included a 4.5-second 40-yard dash, 285-pound bench press, and 425-pound squat, showcasing his blend of power and speed.

Coleman balanced academic excellence with athletic prowess, maintaining a 3.9 GPA and earning Academic All-Region honors.

Beyond football, he pursued track athletics, achieving ninth place in St. George's state invitational 100m dash prior to pandemic disruptions.

Skybridge Football Community Grieves Coleman Beck's Loss

Official announcements confirmed Coleman's passing in March 2026, though cause remains undisclosed. The Skybridge Football network shared heartfelt messages via social media, emphasizing enduring bonds within their brotherhood.

The Skyridge Football family mourns the departure of former Falcon Coleman Beck. His legacy extends beyond the field, reminding us that community thrives through unity and mutual support.

Condolences pour in from colleagues and loved ones, including Kim Eastman's simple prayer and Raegan McKell's reflection on their shared laughter and resilience.

Family and friends express gratitude for support during this sorrowful chapter.

Coleman Beck Survived by Immediate Family

Born to Ryan and Nichole Beck of Lehi, Utah, Coleman grew up in American Fork before relocating. His father, a Brigham Young University alumnus and current CEO, shares a parallel journey of dedication.

Coleman's sibling Cameron, residing in Texas, joins their parents in grieving his absence.