Texas Tech softball players injured in accident at lake, school confirms
Multiple Texas Tech softball players were injured on Aug. 27 in an accident at Lake Ransom Canyon, a spokesperson for the Red Raiders confirmed.
Texas Tech softball players were injured in an accident at Lake Ransom Canyon on Thursday, Aug. 27, according to a school spokesperson. The specifics of the injuries, including their severity and the cause, were not disclosed. The players were participating in a team event when the incident occurred. Texas Tech's spokesperson assured that no critical injuries had been reported, and all injured student-athletes were receiving treatment with the expectation of a full recovery.
The Ransom Canyon Police Department and Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office did not immediately comment on the matter. Texas Tech head coach Gerry Glasco expressed gratitude for the support from fans and noted that everyone was recovering well. Glasco has led the Red Raiders to consecutive finals appearances in the Women’s College World Series over the past two seasons.
The 2027 team, returning several All-Americans and bolstered by new transfers, is anticipated to be another strong contender. Texas Tech's 2027 season begins on Feb. 18 at the Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational in Clearwater, Florida.
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