Three members of the Texas Tech softball program were injured in a jet ski accident on Thursday at Lake Ransom Canyon, located near Lubbock. Texas Tech Athletics confirmed the incident in statements.
No critical injuries were reported, and all student-athletes involved have been treated and are expected to make a full recovery. The injuries sustained affected extremities, including legs and a hand.
According to KAMC, the accident involved two jet skis, and the initial 911 call was received around 3:38 p.m. local time. One player was transported to University Medical Center via ambulance, while the other two sought treatment in personal vehicles.
The Ransom Canyon Police Department, Ransom Canyon Fire Department, and Texas Parks and Wildlife are currently investigating the crash. The identities of the three injured players have not been publicly disclosed by the university.
Coach Gerry Glasco provided an update Friday night, expressing gratitude for well wishes and confirming the players' recovery. "Thank you for all the thoughts and prayers! Glad everyone is okay and recovering well!" Glasco posted on X.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders are a prominent college softball team, having reached the Women's College World Series championship series in each of the past two seasons. The team has recorded a 115-24 record during that span, finishing as the national runner-up in 2025 and 2026.