Anne Comcowich, 19, of Hopkinton Massachusetts, was released from a Florida hospital Thursday after suffering serious injuries from a deadly crash that happened on January 15th, 2020 involving several members of the Holy Cross women’s rowing team.
The collision that occurred on on Indian River Boulevard at the western base of the Merrill P. Barber Bridge, killed 20-year-old Grace Rett, who was driving one of two vans that were transporting other members of the Holy Cross women’s rowing team through Florida to the Vero Beach Rowing Club. Rett was the rowing team’s crew coach. Initial investigation listed Rett as the at-fault driver.
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Rett’s van was hit by a Dodge pickup truck driven by Ronald Edward Wolf, 55, of Fort Pierce, injuring 11 other passengers. All were transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. A few had more serious injuries and were taken to a trauma hospital.
No one in the second van was injured, although, shaken after the sudden death of their teammate.
Comcowich will continue her medical treatment and healing process back in her home state.