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Former high school quarterback Austin Stallman dies at just 21 after suffering heatstroke training to become Navy SEAL - the-sun.com

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Former high school quarterback Austin Stallman dies at just 21 after suffering heatstroke training to become Navy SEAL the-sun.com

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Former high school quarterback Austin Stallman dies at just 21 after suffering heatstroke training to become Navy SEAL the-sun.com

the-sun.com published this report on October 1, 2026. The headline reads: “Former high school quarterback Austin Stallman dies at just 21 after suffering heatstroke training to become Navy SEAL - the-sun.com”. The full article, including quotes and images, is on the publisher's page — the link is in the table above.

This story ties to the 2026–27 high school football schedule: Florida State University High School Tallahassee at University Christian Jacksonville in Florida on 2026-10-02. Other rounds from the same state playoffs are listed under “More from this state”.

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HeadlineFormer high school quarterback Austin Stallman dies at just 21 after suffering heatstroke training to become Navy SEAL - the-sun.com
PublishedOctober 1, 2026
SectionTexas
Publisherthe-sun.com
Original articlethe-sun.com

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