Three individuals from the College of Wyoming swimming and jumping group kicked the bucket in an auto collision Thursday evening in northern Colorado, the school said.

Charlie Clark, Carson Muir and Luke Slabber were killed in the single-vehicle crash on U.S. Interstate 287, around 10 miles south of the Wyoming-Colorado line.

Clark, 19, was a sophomore in the men’s group from Las Vegas, and Slabber, 21, was a lesser from Cape Town, South Africa. Muir, 18, was a first year recruit in the ladies’ group from Birmingham, Ala.

Two travelers, a 20-year-old and 21-year-old individual from Wyoming’s men’s swimming and jumping group, made due. They supported non-hazardous wounds, as indicated by a report from the Colorado State Watch.

“We are heartsick at the fresh insight about this horrendous misfortune for our college, our express, our understudy competitor local area and, in particular, the families and companions of these youngsters,” Wyoming president Ed Seidel said in a proclamation. “Words are inadequate to communicate our trouble.”

The Colorado State Watch and nearby crisis administrations answered the accident at 2:44 p.m. nearby time, per the report. The vehicle, a Toyota RAV4, was conveying five travelers southward. It drove off the left shoulder of the street and moved on numerous occasions, shooting two individuals.

The accident occurred among Livermore and Virginia Dale, Colo., as per the school and Colorado State Watch. The understudies were not accepted to go for an authority school capability at the hour of the accident. The examination concerning the mishap is viewed as in the beginning phases, per the CSP.

“My contemplations and petitions to heaven are with our swimming and plunging understudy competitors, mentors, families and companions,” Wyoming athletic chief Tom Burman said in an explanation. “It is hard to lose individuals from our College of Wyoming family, and we grieve the deficiency of these understudy competitors.”