Maisey O’Donnell (Photos via instagram and Google)
Maisey O’Donnell, one of the three female passengers in an SUV, has di3d.

She was the third Concord-Carlisle High School student to pass away this week following a crash in the Florida Panhandle that left two other students dead and a fourth in critical condition, WCVB-TV reported.

School Superintendent Laurie Hunter identified the students who lost their lives as Jimmy McIntosh, Maisey O’Donnell, and Hannah Wasserman.

In an email to families, Hunter called the crash devastating, “beyond what we can understand.”

According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the four Concord-Carlisle students were in an SUV, and it crashed into a tractor-trailer executing a U-turn.

The driver, McIntosh, and front-seat passenger, Wasserman, in the SUV, were declared dead at the scene.

The two other students, both women, were transported to an area hospital to be treated for severe injuries.

We now know that Maisey O’Donnell later di3d.

Maisey O’Donnell Was A Star In High School

Weeks before school ended, Concord-Carlisle High seniors Jimmy McIntosh, Hannah Wasserman, and Maisey O’Donnell di3d after a Florida car crash.

The SUV’s driver, identified as Jimmy McIntosh, and a front-seat passenger, Hannah Wasserman, were declared dead at the scene.

Maisey di3d at Ascension Sacred Heart Bay Hospital.

Before her untimely demise, she was known as a star athlete.

O’Donnell was an outstanding Concord-Carlisle swimming and diving team member, which won its third straight Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association North Sectionals championship this year.

The Boston Globe reported that she will be posthumously honored next month as The Boston Globe’s Athlete of the Year for diving.

In 2022, Maisey O’Donnell was 1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-County, and Most Improved Athlete.

The following year, she was named MVP, 1st Team All-State, 1st Team All-Area, 1st Team All-Region, 1st Team All-County, and 1st Team All-Conference.