Lance Khan, a rising pakistani baseball star, died tragically at 21 after a car accident in Houston.
Khan, who made his mark representing Pakistan in the Lincoln 2023 Cup, was considered one of the most exciting perspectives on the country’s baseball scene.
Product from Lamar Little League, he then played collegial baseball at St. Thomas (UST) University in Houston, where his talent and his positive attitude quickly made him a player off competition.
The official social media account of Baseball UST paid tribute to the young athlete, writing: “You will be with us forever, 4. Your attitude and your contagious love for your teammates are something that cannot be taught. Your voice will resonate in the canoe for eternity. We love you, launches. Rest easy. “
You will be with us forever 4. Your contagious attitude and your love for your teammates are something that cannot be taught. Your voice will resonate in the canoe for eternity. We love you. Stay easy. pic.twitter.com/cofcdoqfpv
– UST BASEBALL (@ustceltsBSB) June 16, 2025
Fakhar Shah, president of the Pakistani Baseball Federation, shared his sorrow, declaring: “He was one of the brightest talents we had. His appearances on the international scene have brought new energy and optimism to sport in Pakistan. “
Khan’s journey was that of resilience. After overcoming a recent battle against cancer, he returned to the field with a renewed passion, inspiring those around him with his determination.
A GoFundme page was created to help the Khan family with funeral and commemorative expenses. The accident also left one of Khan’s close friends, although they are supposed to recover.
Go Fund Me: The Pakistani national team of Lance Khan left too early.
Lance family Khan faces an unimaginable loss. They need help to cover funeral costs for a beloved son and brother. Please consider making a donation or sharing this to support them during this difficult period.… pic.twitter.com/in5pm3ouyy
– Pakistan Baseball Federation 🇵🇰⚾️ (@pakbaseball) June 16, 2025
Tributes for teammates, coaches and friends from Pakistan and the United States flocked, celebrating the young athlete’s inheritance and the impact he has succeeded.
