Olathe South High School Baseball Star Trey Hartsook Passes Away After Deadly Collision on US 63
Community mourns the loss of a promising young athlete whose life was cut short in an unfortunate accident.
Trey Hartsook, a talented right-handed pitcher and outfielder from Kansas, was known for his compact physique and potential on the mound. Standing 5'7" with a weight of 142 pounds, he brought energy to every game he played with Team KC.
His pitching arsenal included a blazing fastball reaching 76 mph, complemented by a sharp slider and strategic changeup. Despite his youth, Trey demonstrated remarkable skill and dedication to the sport.
On December 20, 2026, tragedy struck when Trey was involved in a severe traffic accident near Cimarron County. The incident occurred as a westbound driver yielded to a left-turning vehicle, resulting in a rear-end collision that claimed his life.
Seven individuals sustained injuries, including driver Joshua Moses Olvera and four passengers aboard the impacted vehicle. The community grieves deeply for the loss of this rising star and extends heartfelt condolences to Trey's family.
Local athletes and fans shared messages of remembrance through social media, honoring Trey's legacy and expressing sorrow over his passing. His impact on the sports world and those who knew him will never be forgotten.
REST IN PEACE, TREY HARTSOOK. YOUR MEMORIES WILL ENDURE.
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