Katie Meyer Stanford Soccer Death Cause

The death cause of Katie Meyer, a goalkeeper of Stanford Soccer, is said to be suicide. However, there is no news or information about it on the internet. 

But the, Athletic Director Bernard Muir confirmed that the deceased was a member of the Woman’s soccer team. However, he did not reveal the deceased’s identity to respect the family’s privacy.

Nonetheless, it appears that some people have speculated that it is Katie. She is interested in international security and law, in addition to soccer, and as a result, she is studying International Relations at the university level.

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According to the Stanford Women’s Soccer Team’s Instagram posts, she is a team captain who recently celebrated her birthday in January.

Similarly, the athlete posted pictures on Instagram that showed her to be upbeat. However, many people are questioning whether the news of her death is true or false.

Did The Goalkeeper Katie Meyer Commit Suicide?

Katie Meyer, a goalkeeper, is rumored to have committed suicide. Although it is still not sure if she was the one who was mentioned in the email from Bernard Muir, the student who was found dead in the dorm had indeed taken her own life. 

Previously, a user on Twitter had reported that several students had taken their lives at Stanford in the past few years. Then, in January, a law student took his life. 

Although the campus has been asking students to take help from counselors in the college if they suffer any mental disturbance or are stressed, the number of deaths seems unavoidable. 

Katie Meyer Age & Height

Katie Meyer is said to be at the age of 23 and has a height of 5ft 5inches approx. She was born on January 20, but information on her birthplace is not available at the moment. 

She has maintained an athletic body as a soccer player and is quite a popular figure in the University’s soccer team.