Retired New England Revolution Player Mourns Tragic Death of Daughter in Boat Crash

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Former New England Revolution player and current coach Brad Knighton is mourning the tragic and sudden loss of his daughter, Olivia Knighton. The 11-year-old girl was killed in a boat crash on the Intracoastal Waterway in Little River, South Carolina on Wednesday afternoon.

The news of Olivia’s death has left Knighton and his family in profound grief and sorrow. In a heartfelt statement, Knighton expressed the family’s shock and disbelief at the sudden loss of their “beautiful and brilliant daughter.” Olivia’s passion for soccer and her unconditional love for the Revolution were emphasized by Knighton, who also thanked the community for their support during his career and requested their prayers during this difficult time.

Details regarding the circumstances leading up to the boat crash were not immediately available. However, it was noted by The Post and Courier of Myrtle Beach that this incident marks the second fatal occurrence on the waterway in recent weeks. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of the crash.

Brad Knighton, known for his 16-season career in Major League Soccer, announced his retirement earlier this year. He currently serves as the head coach of the U-19 Revolution Academy. The soccer community and fans are rallying behind Knighton and his family, offering sympathies and condolences.

As this is a developing story, further updates will become available in due course.

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