Callie Metzger Grayson, 19-Year-Old Parkland Fire Hockey Player, Dies in SK ATV Accident

Tragedy struck the community of Grayson, Saskatchewan, as 19-year-old Callie Metzger Grayson, a well-loved Parkland Fire hockey player, passed away in an ATV accident over the weekend. Callie, who was known for her bright smile and joyful spirit, was involved in a fatal crash that has left her family, friends, and the entire local hockey community in deep mourning.

Callie, born on May 22, 2005, was a prominent figure in the Saskatchewan Female Hockey League, where she played for the Parkland Crushers before moving on to the Parkland Fire team. Her sudden death has sent shockwaves through the community, with Melville Minor Hockey expressing their condolences in a poignant social media post.

“MMHA extends our heartfelt condolences to Callie Metzger’s family, friends, teammates, and coaches. Callie was a beautiful spirit who will be deeply missed by those who knew her. She is gone far too soon. Our hockey community is mourning with the Metzger family,” the post read.

Callie was admired for her love of life, her brilliant smile that could light up any room, and her positive energy that left a lasting impact on everyone she met. Her passing is not just a loss to her family but to the entire community that adored her for the extraordinary young woman she was.

In remembrance of Callie, a Celebration of Life is planned to take place at the park in Grayson, SK, on Saturday, August 17th, at 2:00 p.m. The event will be a gathering of all who loved and laughed with her, sharing stories and memories while celebrating her life.

Callie’s family and friends are encouraging everyone who knew her to attend, bring a lawn chair, and join in the remembrance of a life that was tragically cut short. The community continues to rally together in support, honoring the memory of a young woman who touched so many lives.