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Jase was taken off of life-support by his family on Friday, May 10, Ithaca College president Shirley M. Collado to the campus community. His organs will be donated to help others live.
Details of the incident and the athlete's injuries were not made public.
The Northern Highlands Regional High School graduate (Class of 2016) was majoring in athletic training in the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance. He was on track to graduate from Ithaca in 2020.
Jase was a goalie on Ithaca's men's soccer team and an athletic trainer for the women's softball team.
"I want to extend my heartfelt sympathies to Jase’s family, friends, classmates, teammates, professors, and all who are affected by this tragedy, which comes at a time when our campus community is collectively celebrating the end of the academic year," Collado said.
"I ask that we please pause to keep Jase and his loved ones in our thoughts and prayers, and to please continue to look out for one another."
A campus memorial will be on Monday at 6 p.m. in Muller Chapel.
Barstool Ithaca expressed condolences on Twitter.
"Deeply saddens me to have to write this," the tweet says. "Today we lost a friend, classmate, and fellow bomber Jase. The impact you’ve made on and around campus will never be forgotten. Rest In Peace."
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