Caden Fine, JJ Wright, Cameron Casorso Killed in Stavely, Alberta Car Accident While Traveling to Practice – Caden Fine, JJ Wright, and Cameron Casorso Killed in Southern Alberta Mustangs Car Accident, Stavely, Alberta — The Southern Alberta Mustangs junior hockey team and the broader hockey community are grieving the tragic loss of Caden Fine, JJ Wright, and Cameron Casorso, who were killed in a highway collision south of Calgary while traveling to team practice.
Caden Fine, a skilled centre from Birmingham, Alabama, was remembered for his passion for hockey, dedication to his team, and positive attitude. Coaches and teammates praised his commitment both on and off the ice, noting the lasting impact he had on everyone around him.
JJ Wright and Cameron Casorso, both from Kamloops, British Columbia, were also lost in the crash. Friends and family described them as kind, hardworking, and devoted athletes whose love for the game and camaraderie with teammates will be deeply missed.
In a statement, the Southern Alberta Mustangs honored the three players as “teammates, sons, brothers, and cherished members of our Mustang family,” requesting privacy and support for the grieving families during this difficult time.
Authorities responded to the scene on Highway 2 near Stavely and continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision. Funeral and memorial details will be shared by the families and the team once finalized.
The deaths of Caden Fine, JJ Wright, and Cameron Casorso represent a profound loss to the junior hockey community. Their legacy will live on through the countless lives they touched, both on and off the ice.
