SAN ANTONIO – Several players on the Trinity University football team are in the Hill Country to volunteer their time to help recovery efforts in the area.

KSAT confirmed that head coach Jerheme Urban, along with several players, went to help amid the tragic news that the floods hit close to the program and the university.

>> Victims identified in deadly Texas Hill Country floods

University President Vanessa B. Beasley posted on Sunday evening that Kellyanne Lytal, the young daughter of Trinity offensive coordinator Wade Lytal, remained among those missing after devastating flooding along the Guadalupe River on July 4.

KSAT confirmed with Lytal on Friday afternoon that his daughter was among the girls missing from Camp Mystic. He shared a video on social media on Sunday with a caption that read:

“Asking for all prayers for a miracle for my baby girl Kellyanne. She is still one of the Mystic Campers who is unaccounted for. I’ll never forget when she told me she had a lead solo in the Christmas Pageant. She is absolutely fearless.”

The university also posted that Aidan Heartfield, a class of 2026 Trinity marketing major, remained missing as well.

Heartfield, Ella Cahill, Joyce Badon and Reese Manchaca were swept away by floodwaters.

They were staying in Heartfield’s dad’s vacation home in the 1700 block of State Highway 39 in Hunt.

Beasley wrote in the post that all members of the Trinity family can visit a vigil in the Parker Chapel foyer at any time this week.

A member of the Chapel and Spiritual Life team will be available at 11 a.m. daily. The post shared other support services and counseling available for students and staff.

Urban, a 2003 graduate, has been the Trinity head football coach for 11 seasons.

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