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Family, teammates mourn 19-year-old College of San Mateo football player killed in crash on Hwy 101

Headline from ABC 7 San Francisco

"People just gravitated towards him." A community is mourning the loss of 19-year-old Ja'Marion Grace, a College of San Mateo football player who was killed in a car crash early Sunday morning on Highway 101 in San Jose.

ABC 7 San Francisco's own description from its feed. We collect headlines and these descriptions, not full articles; read the original reporting below.

Reports & sources

8 articles, oldest first.

  1. AL.com

    College football player killed, 2 teammates injured in car crash (opens AL.com)

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    AL.com's feed description

    The 19-year-old was a freshman defensive back.

  2. KTVU San Francisco

    College of San Mateo football player killed in Highway 101 crash (opens KTVU San Francisco)

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    KTVU San Francisco's feed description

    Just one season into his college career, College of San Mateo freshman defensive back Ja’Marion “Pop" Grace was killed in a car crash that injured two other teammates over the weekend.

  3. KRON4

    Football player killed in San Jose crash mourned (opens KRON4)

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    KRON4's feed description

    VACAVILLE, Calif. (KRON) -- Family members gathered at a home in Vacaville Tuesday to remember Ja’Marion Grace, known affectionately as "Pop." Grace, 19, played football at the College of San Mateo. "He was a young man trying to find his way, but he was determined.

  4. ABC 7 San Francisco

    Family, teammates mourn 19-year-old College of San Mateo football player killed in crash on Hwy 101 (opens ABC 7 San Francisco)

    Published

    ABC 7 San Francisco's feed description

    "People just gravitated towards him." A community is mourning the loss of 19-year-old Ja'Marion Grace, a College of San Mateo football player who was killed in a car crash early Sunday morning on Highway 101 in San Jose.

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