Jaiden Andrews of Plymouth, Massachusetts, has passed away. According to Massachusetts State Police, a crash early on Sunday morning along Route 3 claimed the life of a Plymouth lady. The 24-year-old Jaiden Andrews did not make it out of the single-car collision that happened at roughly 4:30 in the morning. Prior to the collision, which happened on Route 3 close to Exit 13 in Plymouth, state police claimed Andrews had been driving recklessly in Kingston.
Following the terrible death of Jaiden Andrews, a young woman who perished in a violent car crash this past weekend, the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts is in sorrow. Jaiden Andrews was a distinguished 2017 graduate of Plymouth South High School and the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Her sudden passing has shocked and grieved her family, friends, and the community.
About Jaiden Andrews
Jaiden Andrews was well-known for both her academic and athletic accomplishments. She was an exceptional student at Plymouth South High School, performing well both on the track and in the classroom. During her first season at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, she was named the Little East Conference (LEC) Women’s Track first of the Year, one of several honors she received for her hard work and devotion. Jaiden became the conference’s best hurdler in the 100 meters and one of the best in the 200 meters as well, showcasing her exceptional athletic ability very soon.
Jaiden’s performance at the Jerry Gravel Invitational at Westfield State on April 16th stands out among his most memorable sporting moments. In the 100-meter hurdles, she broke the previous program record held by current Head Field Hockey Coach Linee Mello-Frost with a time of 14.77 seconds. Jaiden’s dominance over the course of the season was evident as he won numerous contests, including the Coast Guard Invitational, the LEC meet, the Tufts Sunshine Classic, and the Corsair Classic, all while producing excellent times.
Jaiden was a fierce competitor in the 200-meter dash in addition to her success in the 100-meter hurdles. She participated in the event in each meet during the season; her greatest effort came at the Coast Guard Invitational, where she ran a time of 26.10 seconds, enough for eighth place in program history. She also set personal records at the Corsair Classic, conference championships, and Westfield State.
Summary
In the meanwhile, the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, continues to grieve the loss of a bright and promising young woman whose life ended far too soon. The family has not yet disclosed details regarding Jaiden’s obituary and funeral arrangements, but they have expressed gratitude for the community’s outpouring of love and support and have asked for privacy as they navigate this extremely difficult time and come to terms with their loss. In the coming days, more information about the accident’s circumstances and any developments in the investigation is likely to be made public.
