Jackson Trese Accident Texas: Dallas Stars Elite Goalie “Little Tree” Fighting for Life After Tragic Crash The North Texas hockey community is rallying behind one of its own after Jackson Trese, a beloved young goaltender for the Dallas Stars Elite 2012 team, was critically injured in a devastating accident on Thursday. Known affectionately as “Little Tree,” Jackson is now fighting for his life, and the outpouring of love and support from teammates, coaches, and families has been overwhelming.
The accident, which reportedly occurred in Texas, has left Jackson hospitalized in critical condition, where he remains under intensive care. Details surrounding the crash have not been fully released, but the news has shaken the close-knit Dallas youth hockey family and the broader #GreenHelmets community, who know Jackson for his fearless goaltending, infectious smile, and uplifting team spirit.
At just 12 years old, Jackson has already made a name for himself with his exceptional skill between the pipes, quick reflexes, and unmatched dedication to his team. But beyond the rink, he’s known as a light-hearted, kind-hearted kid who brings joy to everyone he meets—making this tragedy all the more heartbreaking.Since the news broke, tributes and prayers have flooded social media.
Teams across the Dallas Stars Elite program and youth hockey organizations around the country are donning green helmet stickers and sharing #PrayForLittleTree messages to show solidarity and hope. Parents, friends, and fans have come together in candlelight vigils and fundraisers to support the Trese family during this unimaginable time.
Jackson’s fight has become a symbol of unity in the hockey world, where rivalries are set aside to rally around one goal: his recovery. The community is holding on to faith, with the shared hope that their goalie—*their Little Tree*—will rise again and take his place on the ice.
