Francis Scott Key HS Varsity Football Player Seven Rupp, Survived by His Father Lucas and Sister Ava Rose, Was Preceded in Demise by His Mother!
Seven Rupp's mother, Sarah, passed away 13 years prior to his own untimely death.
On December 16, 2026, Alisha Shrestha reported that the article had been updated.
A 16-year-old Francis Scott Key High School varsity football player, Seven Ernesto Rupp, best known as Seven Rupp, from Westminster, Maryland, passed away on Monday morning, December 15, 2026, after battling severe injuries from a recent car accident.
The collision occurred on December 2, 2026, along Jasontown Road near John Hyde Road, involving a Ford F-250 carrying five local teenagers.
The vehicle lost control, slid off the road, flipped multiple times, and landed partially submerged in Little Pipe Creek.
Among the victims was 16-year-old Cash Owings, who died shortly after sustaining critical injuries. Three other teens were injured but later discharged from the hospital.
Seven, seated in the back seat, suffered catastrophic head trauma requiring several complex surgeries, including craniotomies to alleviate dangerous swelling.
He was admitted to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where he remained on a ventilator and under heavy sedation for weeks as his body fought to stabilize.
Survivors include his father Lucas Rupp, sister Ava Rose, grandfather Daniel Malone, and aunt Casi Densmore, alongside extended family members.
Lucas raised Seven and Ava alone after their mother succumbed to cancer years earlier.
Sarah Beth Redmer Rupp, Seven’s mother, died at 30 after a long battle with cancer on January 8, 2012.
Seven Rupp’s mother Sarah passed in 2012. (Image Source: Facebook)You May Read:
Born on February 25, 1981, Sarah served as a special needs teacher at T.C. Roberson High School in Asheville, NC. She returned home for treatment before passing away.
Beyond teaching, she excelled as a painter, ceramic artist, and marathon runner.
Seven’s parents married in 2004 and shared eight years together before her passing.
His sister Ava offered heartfelt words of gratitude, acknowledging the community’s outpouring of love and support during this devastating period.
Through this difficult time, I have come to realize many things, especially how greatly Seven has touched the lives of others and the army he now has. As Seven’s sister, I am thankful for the love, prayers, and support from everyone; please keep praying and STAND WITH SEVEN!!
Seven’s father and sister. (Image Source: Facebook)You May Read:
His aunt Casi Densmore launched a fundraising initiative to assist Seven’s family with mounting medical expenses.
Seven was a dynamic athlete at Francis Scott Key High School in Union Bridge, Maryland, playing outside linebacker with jersey number 7 and competing in boys varsity lacrosse.
Details surrounding his funeral arrangements remain private at this time.
Our thoughts are with Seven’s immediate family and loved ones during this unimaginable loss.
Rest In Heavenly Peace, Seven Rupp!
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