Jaylen Allen died in a car accident at the age of 22. His obituary has been released with several tributes following his death.
Jaylen was a senior sprinter for the Texas State track and field team. He had his career blooming to the peak, but unfortunately, he is no more with us.
He lost his life in a tragic car accident on June 1, 2021.
Jaylen Allen Car Accident
Jaylen Allen car accident happened on Tuesday, Texas State Athletics confirmed.
He lost his life on Tuesday morning following the fatal injury due to the crash.
Confirming the demise of Allen, the Texas State track & field coach Jody Stewart released a statement citing;
“Our Texas State University track and field team is deeply saddened by the death of our team member and friend, Jaylen Allen. I have shared the news about Jaylen with the team.”
He further wrote that the Texas State Track&FIeld will always stand together and support one another during this challenging time.
Jaylen Allen Age: How Old Was He?
Jaylen Allen’s age was 23 years old when he lost his life.
He was born in 1998, and he used to celebrate his birthday on June 13 every year.
Who Are His Parents?
Jaylen Allen was survived by his parents, namely Stacie Verdine and Adreano Allen.
He grew up with his two siblings Joshua Allen and Destiny Verdine.
He belonged to mixed ethnicity with African ancestry and held an American nationality before his demise.
Did He Have A Girlfriend?
Jaylen Allen did not have any records of having a girlfriend lately.
There was no official information regarding the romantic bond of the professional track and field sprinter from Texas.
He never disclosed his romantic spheres in the public eye, which also means that there are no details on his past romances.
Jaylen Allen Obituary
Jaylen Allen’s obituary has been published in several publications and online outlets now.
Along with that, many Sports Sites have tributed their condolences to the late sprinter on Twitter and other social media platforms.
Jaylen, the former Allen High School standout, was a five-time Sun Belt sprint champion at Texas State.
He recorded 46.44 seconds in winning the 400 meters at the 2021 Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
