Our thoughts and prayers
are with the Haskins and Blumer families
and the Southport High School community
are with the Haskins and Blumer families
and the Southport High School community
SOUTHSIDER VOICE FILE PHOTO BY NATHAN PACE Josh Campbell lifts ups Rashawn Haskins after his touchdown run to put Southport up 14-0 in the frst quarter of a 2017 game By Al Stilley
Senior staff writer
Southport High School and the Southport community are mourning the death of senior student-athlete Rashawn Haskins, 18, who was killed in an automobile accident Friday night in Greenwood. His sister Brianna and his girlfriend Mallory Blumer are recovering. Haskins was a wide receiver for the Cardinals and had been selected earlier Friday to the Indiana Football Coaches Association All-State team.
He is remembered by coaches and team-mates for his energy, big smile, friendliness and team spirit. He played basketball as a freshman but concentrated on football and his studies with the goal of playing in college. He always will be remembered for his signature yell, “Yeaahhhhhh!” which will live forever within the hearts of his coaches and teammates.
The Southsider Voice sends its prayers and best wishes to the Haskins family and the Southport High School community during this time of sorrow and grief.
Senior staff writer
Southport High School and the Southport community are mourning the death of senior student-athlete Rashawn Haskins, 18, who was killed in an automobile accident Friday night in Greenwood. His sister Brianna and his girlfriend Mallory Blumer are recovering. Haskins was a wide receiver for the Cardinals and had been selected earlier Friday to the Indiana Football Coaches Association All-State team.
He is remembered by coaches and team-mates for his energy, big smile, friendliness and team spirit. He played basketball as a freshman but concentrated on football and his studies with the goal of playing in college. He always will be remembered for his signature yell, “Yeaahhhhhh!” which will live forever within the hearts of his coaches and teammates.
The Southsider Voice sends its prayers and best wishes to the Haskins family and the Southport High School community during this time of sorrow and grief.
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