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Sports · College sports · published 2026-08-29 · via Sports Illustrated

Three Texas Tech Softball Players Hurt in Lake Accident

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Three members of the Texas Tech softball team sustained non-critical injuries in a jet ski accident Thursday at Lake Ransom Canyon near Lubbock. The university confirmed the incident, stating all injured athletes have been treated and are expected to fully recover. Authorities including the Ransom Canyon Police and Texas Parks and Wildlife are investigating the crash.

The accident occurred Thursday afternoon at Lake Ransom Canyon near Lubbock. Emergency dispatchers received the call at approximately 3:38 p.m., and responders from Ransom Canyon Police and Fire, along with Texas Parks and Wildlife, investigated. Two jet skis collided, leaving three adult females with injuries to their extremities, legs, and hands. One athlete was transported by EMS to University Medical Center; the other two were driven by private vehicles.

The university confirmed the incident occurred during a team event. All injured student-athletes have been treated and are expected to fully recover. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities examine the circumstances of the collision.

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This incident could prompt universities to review safety protocols for off-campus team activities, particularly those involving recreational vehicles. While the injuries appear non-critical, the event may raise questions about supervision and risk management during team-building outings. The affected athletes, their families

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