Gwynedd Mercy Academy loses their coach, Zoe Rogers

Missing Zoe Rogers Gwynedd has been found dead.

“Miss Zoë Rogers went missing since yesterday evening, she coaches field hockey with at Gwynedd Mercy Academy and was last seen following the bus home after a game.” – some sources revealed

According to reports, Zoe attended a home game against GMA on Tuesday, October 27th and was on the GMA sideline during the game.

The sad news came in through an official Facebook post shared by Gwynedd Mercy Academy High school on Thursday 29th October 2020.

In a statement released by the school says:

“It is with deep sadness and broken hearts that we share the sudden and tragic loss of recent Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School alumna and field hockey coach, Zoë Rogers ’19. After graduation, Zoe attended UC Berkeley where she played field hockey.

Upon the closing of the UC Berkeley campus due to COVID-19, Zoë returned to our local area to continue training and playing with her club team. Gwynedd Mercy field hockey students benefitted from Zoë’s experience and passion for the game as she assumed a coaching role, for which we are immensely grateful.

We ask that you please pray for Zoë and her family as she is placed into the loving hands of Jesus.

Let us pray:

Into your hands, Gentle Father, we place our prayers for Zoë Rogers. In your mercy, bring her into the joy of your heavenly kingdom, where the sorrows and pain of this life are no more, and the fullness of your joy reigns forever. Pour out your Holy Spirit’s comfort upon all who grieve her passing, and fill them with Christ’s peace, to sustain them through these difficult days.

Strengthen the hope you have planted in our hearts, that we might be salt nd light for one another and for all who struggle along this pilgrim way to our heavenly home.

May her soul and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God, rest in peace, Amen.
Our Lady of Mercy, Pray for us.”

Zoe Rogers was a Gwynedd Mercy Academy 2020 graduate and a standout field hockey goalie.

She played 4 years in our AACA league and always looked forward to talking to her before and after our game.

She is a Cal Alumni Club of Philadelphia and lives in Philadelphia and the greater Delaware Valley.