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Erica Blasberg, age 25 was found dead in her apartment in Henderson, NV.  There was no indication of cause of death as a police investigation is underway.  Early reports suggest that it could be 4-12 weeks for the autopsy results to be released. It is not clear whether foul play was involved at this time.

Erica played collegiate golf at Arizona, was a two-time All-American and turned pro in 2004. She just recently competed in the Tres Marias Championship in Mexico where she tied for 44th.

“She was a very popular player and well-liked and we’re going to miss her,” David Higdon,  LPGA spokesman  said. “This is a very close-knit group of players and tour and we’re saddened by what happened.”

Statement from Erica Blasberg’s agent, Chase Callahan of REP 1 Sports Group:

“We are devastated to learn of the passing of Erica Blasberg. To most of the world, Erica was known as a professional golfer, but she was more than that. She was a loving daughter to her parents and a compassionate and loyal friend. Erica had a good heart, was extremely kind and very thankful for what she had in her life. She lived out her dream of playing professional golf on the highest level on the LPGA Tour, allowing her to help inspire others. We are proud of Erica for everything she accomplished. This is a painful loss, we feel it in our hearts and we will miss her. Erica would want those close to her to celebrate the life she lived. We ask that you keep Erica and her family in your prayers.”

Our hearts and prayers go out to Erica’s family, both immediate and her LPGA family.  Rest in Peace, Erica!

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2 Comments on More Loss for the LPGA

  1. Very sad :( :( she was so young and very popular golf player.

  2. Jess says:

    Super sad. Even more sad that this is becoming common occurrence in women’s golf.

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