The Washington County community is mourning the sudden loss of Hunter Reed, a student and basketball player at McIntosh High School, who died Monday night.
Hunter was a valued member of the McIntosh High School community, both on and off the court. Known for his dedication, talent, and kind spirit, he was remembered by classmates, teachers, and coaches as a remarkable student and an even better person.
In response to Hunter’s passing, the Washington County School System canceled the scheduled basketball game between McIntosh High School and Fruitdale High School on Tuesday night, honoring the memory of the young athlete.
“It is with deep sorrow that we share the tragic passing of Hunter Reed, a student at McIntosh High School,” read a post from Washington County Schools on Facebook. “Hunter was a valued member of our school community. He was known as a great student and an even better person. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.”
Hunter’s sudden death has left family, friends, teammates, and the broader Washington County community in profound grief. His passion for basketball, commitment to his studies, and his warm personality made a lasting impression on all who knew him.
The McIntosh High School community and Washington County residents continue to mourn the loss of Hunter Reed, honoring his memory and the impact he had during his time at school and in the community.