Former Washington High Soccer Star Kole Trask Dies, Leaving His Partner and Daughter
Kole was the person anyone could count on if they needed help.
January 7, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on January 7, 2026
Kole Trask, a former Washington High School soccer player, passed away unexpectedly on January 3, 2026.
He was still young and full of life.
Kole Trask was a proud 2014 graduate of Washington High School and a dedicated member of the school’s athletic community.
He competed as part of the Washington Varsity Soccer team, representing his school with teamwork and commitment. He was easily identifiable by his jersey number 25.
He balanced his academics with extracurricular passion and remained part of the school’s alumni network.
30 years. Through all stages.
Losing my best friend hurts, but having him was the greatest gift of my life.
I’ll see you in the gulag, Amigo. I love you, buddy.
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Kole Trask Remembered for His Big Heart and Devotion as a Father
Kole Trask was a beloved son, brother, father, and friend whose departure has left an irreplaceable void in the hearts of all who knew him.
Sadly, he passed away on January 3, 2026.
Kole’s journey was marked by both its ups and downs.
He carried a generous spirit, always extending a hand in need from his earliest childhood. His kindness remained the cornerstone of his character throughout his life.
He was known for his big heart, always ready to give love freely. He cherished his role as a big brother and cousin, setting a devoted example for them to follow.
His legacy is one of gentle strength and unwavering loyalty. He possessed one of the kindest souls, was a hard worker, an avid animal lover, and a dedicated friend.
Kole’s greatest joy was being a father to his beautiful little girl, whom he adored. Since 2026, he shared his life with his loving partner,
Moreover, his compassion extended deeply to his furry family, Marley, Groot, and Rocket, whom he treated as his own children and loved beyond measure.
It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to say, our oldest grandchild, Kole Trask, has passed away. He will forever be missed, a loss I don’t know if I’ll ever get over.
God willing, Kole is in heaven looking down on us with that sweet smile of his. I think Kole was way too young to leave us, but I also think God is happy having another good one in the heavens.
In the midst of this unimaginable grief, Kole’s family is faced with the difficult task of arranging a farewell worthy of his beautiful spirit.
They are humbly seeking support to provide him with a beautiful funeral service. Any donation, no matter the size, is deeply and sincerely appreciated.
For those unable to contribute financially, the family asks that you share this notice and keep Kole’s loved ones in your thoughts and prayers during this devastating time.
I am beside myself right now.
Kole, you were such a beautiful human.
Always there for me. Always a listening ear.
A sound safe space.
Kole Trask lived a brief life, but the warmth of his kindness, the depth of his love, and the memory of his compassionate soul will forever endure in the lives he touched.
The Trask family will soon announce a memorial service to celebrate his life.
Rest In Peace, Kole Trask.
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Ashish Maharjan, author at Players Bio, has been covering news with a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling. A writer with a passion for capturing the essence of athletic competition.
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