Donna Abbott Biography, Cause of Death, Age, Wikipedia, WVU

Donna Abbott – a member of the 2022 WVU Sports Hall of Fame Class – has passed away.

How Did Donna Abbott Die?

Donna Abbott, a two-time all-state performer who helped Huntington East High win the state championship in 1987 and was a star for the Mountaineers from 1989 to 1992, passed away Friday night in Huntington.

Donna Abbott Cause of Death

Donna Abbott cause of death was not disclosed yet. There are no information available about Donna Abbott cause of death.

WVU’s women’s basketball program released this statement on Monday morning:

“We are saddened to hear that Donna Abbott – a member of the 2022 WVU Sports Hall of Fame Class – has passed away. Donna will be deeply missed by the entire Mountaineer women’s basketball family. Once a Mountaineer, Always a Mountaineer.”

We are saddened to hear that Donna Abbott – a member of the 2022 @WVUSports Hall of Fame Class – has passed away.

Donna will be deeply missed by the entire Mountaineer women’s basketball family.

Once a Mountaineer, Always a Mountaineer pic.twitter.com/ZHbEdRv6xr

— WVU Women's Basketball (@WVUWBB) November 28, 2022

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Who was Donna Abbott?

Donna Abbott was one of the seven high school basketball players from West Virginia who played for the state’s first two NCAA Tournament teams in 1989 and 1992, a time when the state’s top prospects were leaving for other states.

Mary Ostrowski of Parkersburg Catholic and Amy Gamble of John Marshall decided to play for Tennessee, while Susan Robinson of Doddridge County High School went on to play for Penn State and earn All-American honors, and Vicky Bullett of Martinsburg High School was one of Maryland’s all-time greats.

She was just 52.