Georgia college soccer player Isabella Sause remembered after death at 19
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 4:38 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Isabella Sause, a 19-year-old sophomore at Georgia College & State University, died on August 30 after a two-year battle with cancer. A member of the women's soccer team, Sause was pursuing a pre-nursing degree and had aspirations of helping children with serious illnesses. Her head coach described her as a source of positivity and an integral part of the team. A memorial service is scheduled for September 18 at Graystone Church in Loganville, where donations will be accepted for the Claire Marie Foundation instead of flowers.
- •Isabella Sause died after a long cancer battle.
- •She played for the Georgia College women's soccer team.
- •Sause was pursuing a nursing degree to help children.
- •A memorial service is set for September 18.
- •Donations to the Claire Marie Foundation are encouraged.
- 4:38 PMYahoo Sports — Georgia college soccer player who dreamed of becoming a nurse dies at 19
"A metro Atlanta college athlete is being remembered for her determination on and off the soccer field after a more than two-year battle with cancer.
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