Holy Cross volleyball mourns death of incoming player Amanda Mack

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Last updated Sep 21, 2026

Holy Cross volleyball mourns death of incoming player Amanda Mack
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Amanda Mack, a 20-year-old incoming volleyball player for the College of the Holy Cross, passed away on September 16 due to a rare blood disorder called severe aplastic anemia. Mack, who had formerly played at Eastern Kentucky University, was scheduled to begin classes this fall. Tributes were paid to her during a moment of silence at a Holy Cross football game and during a volleyball match. Coach Matthew Cribbin described Mack as enthusiastic and passionate about her future with the program.

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  • Amanda Mack died on September 16 at Tampa General Hospital.
  • She transferred to Holy Cross after playing a year at Eastern Kentucky University.
  • Mack was expected to join the Holy Cross volleyball team this fall.
  • A moment of silence was held to honor her memory during a football game.
  • Friends and teammates described Mack as a positive and kind individual.
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Amanda Mack, 20, had rare blood disorder.

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