The wrestling community is grieving the tragic loss of Frank Fea, a talented young athlete who died in a motorcycle accident in New Jersey. He was just beginning his journey in collegiate wrestling and had already left a lasting impression with his dedication and passion for the sport.
Frank, a first-year student-athlete, was known for his drive on the mat, competing primarily in the 149 lb and 157 lb weight classes. Standing 5’7” and weighing 153 lbs, he brought both strength and agility to every match.
Originally from Middletown, New York, Frank was a proud graduate of Goshen High School, where he built his foundation as a standout wrestler. His former coaches and teammates recall him as a hard-working, respectful, and committed young man who always lifted others up, both in victory and defeat.
News of his passing has sent shockwaves through both his hometown and the wrestling community at large.
“Frank was the kind of athlete you wanted on your team—disciplined, passionate, and kind-hearted,” said one of his former Goshen coaches. “This is a devastating loss.”
Details about the motorcycle accident remain limited, but it has been confirmed that the crash occurred in New Jersey and resulted in fatal injuries.
Tributes have begun pouring in on social media, with friends, teammates, and wrestling fans expressing their sorrow and sharing fond memories of Frank’s spirit and work ethic.