Kelowna Crows RFC Rugby Player Stefan Vracarevic Killed in Motorcycle Collision
KELOWNA, British Columbia — The Kelowna RCMP and emergency medical personnel responded to a fatal traffic collision involving a motorcycle and a sedan at the intersection of Harvey Avenue and Ethel Street. The victim, identified as Stefan Vracarevic, was traveling home from rugby practice when the collision occurred around 10:00 p.m.. Kelowna RCMP officers attended the scene and confirmed that Vracarevic died upon police arrival. The driver of the sedan remained at the scene and cooperated fully with responding officers. Ongoing Police Investigation and Appeal for FootageThe Kelowna RCMP General Investigation Support Team has launched an active investigation to determine the exact circumstances leading to the fatal collision. Officers have conducted preliminary evaluations at the intersection and are actively reviewing physical evidence. Authorities request that any witnesses or drivers with dashcam or surveillance footage from the area at the time of the crash contact the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300 under file number 2026-60788. Community Impact and Support ServicesVracarevic’s passing has deeply impacted the provincial rugby community, prompting public statements of grief from BC Rugby and his club, the Kelowna Crows RFC. A roadside memorial has been established near the intersection by friends, teammates, and local residents. The Kelowna Crows RFC has partnered with Next Step Counselling Group to offer complimentary grief counseling to teammates and community members. A GoFundMe campaign was created to assist Vracarevic's family with expenses, while teammates and supporters continue to honor his memory
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KELOWNA, British Columbia — The Kelowna RCMP and emergency medical personnel responded to a fatal traffic collision involving a motorcycle and a sedan at the intersection of Harvey Avenue and Ethel Street. The victim, identified as Stefan Vracarevic, was traveling home from rugby practice when the collision occurred around 10:00 p.m.. Kelowna RCMP officers attended the scene and confirmed that Vracarevic died upon police arrival. The driver of the sedan remained at the scene and cooperated fully with responding officers. Ongoing Police Investigation and Appeal for FootageThe Kelowna RCMP General Investigation Support Team has launched an active investigation to determine the exact circumstances leading to the fatal collision. Officers have conducted preliminary evaluations at the intersection and are actively reviewing physical evidence. Authorities request that any witnesses or drivers with dashcam or surveillance footage from the area at the time of the crash contact the Kelowna RCMP at 250-762-3300 under file number 2026-60788. Community Impact and Support ServicesVracarevic’s passing has deeply impacted the provincial rugby community, prompting public statements of grief from BC Rugby and his club, the Kelowna Crows RFC. A roadside memorial has been established near the intersection by friends, teammates, and local residents. The Kelowna Crows RFC has partnered with Next Step Counselling Group to offer complimentary grief counseling to teammates and community members. A GoFundMe campaign was created to assist Vracarevic's family with expenses, while teammates and supporters continue to honor his memory
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