Carolina University First Baseman And Pitcher Brian Oakley Dies At 19

May he rest in peace!

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The baseball community is mourning the untimely passing of Brian Oakley, a rising star from Carolina University, who died at the young age of 19.

His passing has affected his family, friends, colleagues, and the many people whose lives he touched.

Oakley, a talented first baseman and right-handed pitcher, stood out on the field with his commanding presence.

At 6 feet 5 inches and 235 pounds, he was known for his strength, skill, and continuous dedication. He was a respected figure both on and off the field.

Brian Oakley attended Fuquay-Varina High School in North Carolina, where he developed his skills and passion for baseball.

His talent earned him a spot on the National Underclass Showcase-Main Event Top Prospect List, marking him as one to watch in baseball.

Beyond his athletic abilities, Brian was recognized as a dedicated student, supportive teammate, and cherished friend.

In a heartfelt tribute, the Carolina University Baseball Team expressed their sorrow:

“The Carolina University family is heartbroken over the passing of Brian Oakley, a beloved student and member of our Baseball team. As we grieve this loss, we invite our community to join us in prayer for his family, friends, teammates, and all those who knew and loved him. May we come together in faith, lifting them up with love and support.”

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The Apex Friendship Patriots Athletic Club shared their condolences, tweeting,

Sending out our thoughts to the Oakley family, FVHS community, and to those in our Apex community that had the pleasure of playing with and against Brian on the ballfields! He truly was a great ballplayer and even better person!

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Similarly, FVHS Baseball wrote,

His abilities on the field were evident, with Perfect Game USA noting his extra-large frame and filled-out build.

Brian’s talent, passion, and work ethic made him a rising star in the baseball community.

He had signed with The Disco Turkeys for 2025, evidence of his promise and dedication to the sport.

Those who knew Brian will remember him for his kindness, determination, and love for the game.

Friends, former teammates, and coaches have shared their grief, remembering him as a dedicated athlete and a kind-hearted individual.

One friend, Bigguy Davis, wrote:

“With a heavy heart..Today, BRIAN OAKLEY 19, Passed away today.. He followed his dtram and plays for Carolina University, Played for Fuquay Varina HS, Dirt Dawgs and various other travel teams. Many, many GUESTS PLAYERS and many baseball playets and families are truly shaken up. Pray for the Oakley’s”

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Brian was widely respected in baseball, having played alongside numerous talented athletes. His passing has left many mourning the loss of a friend and teammate.

As his family, friends, and the baseball community grieve, they find comfort in the impact Brian made during his time with them.

His legacy will continue to inspire young athletes who share his passion for baseball.

Brian Oakley’s passing is a heartbreaking loss, but his memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.

The Carolina University community, his teammates, and his loved ones will forever honor his legacy.

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