Former MIT soccer player Karenna Groff, who was recently named the NCAA Woman of the Year, is among six people killed in a plane crash in New York. Her boyfriend, parents, and two others were also ...

Karenna Groff, a former MIT soccer player who won the 2022 NCAA woman of the year award for her work during the COVID-19 pandemic, died in a plane crash Saturday. Groff — along with multiple ...

Karenna Groff, who was named the NCAA Woman of the Year in 2022, died in the plane crash Saturday, according to the Associated Press, USA Today, and Boston.com. Groff’s parents Dr. Michael Groff ...

A private plane carrying six people, including former MIT soccer star Karenna Groff, crashed in Upstate New York this weekend. The National Transportation Safety Board confirmed that all six ...

Karenna Groff, a former MIT soccer player named the 2022 NCAA woman of the year, died Saturday along with six other people -- including members of her family -- in a plane crash in upstate New York.

"We're on Military and..." the caller said. "Yep, there was a plane crash are you calling about that," the operator asked. "Oh my God we saw it go down," the caller said. "I just saw something ...

NTSB member Todd Iman noted that the automated weather at Columbia County Airport in Hudson — where the plane was heading ... Alexia Couyutas Duarte, also died in the crash.

Karenna’s boyfriend, James Santoro, was also among the victims of the crash. A recent MIT graduate, James met Karenna during their freshman year and the two had been together ever since.

The 2022 NCAA woman of the year was one of six people who died in a plane crash Saturday in upstate New York. Former MIT soccer player Karenna Groff died when the twin-engine plane crashed in ...

A flight that took off from Westchester on April 12, crashed in Columbia County Victims of the Copake, NY, plane crash include 2022 ... April 12, died after it crashed in upstate New York, a ...

A private plane that crashed in upstate New York over the weekend was carrying a close-knit family of physicians and distinguished recent student-athletes, bound for a trip to the Catskills for a ...