弗吉尼亚大学正在哀悼足球队的三名成员在一次大规模枪击中丧生周日晚上在夏洛茨维尔校园。
另外两名学生在枪击事件中受伤，该事件发生在一辆从野外旅行返回的公交车上。
嫌疑人也是一名学生，已被拘留。
以下是我们所知道的死亡人数:
德文·钱德勒
大学校长吉姆·瑞安在周一的新闻发布会上说，德文·钱德勒是来自弗吉尼亚海滩的二年级学生。
钱德勒是一名外接手，他从威斯康星大学转到了弗吉尼亚大学。
“他对他的队友产生了持久的影响，即使在他离开UW之后，这是他的一种类型的证明，”威斯康星州的防守协调员吉姆·莱昂哈德在一份声明中说。“他的个性很有感染力，和他在一起很开心。我们的团队为他和他的家人感到难过。我想以个人名义向他的家人和弗吉尼亚足球大家庭表示哀悼。”
该大学美国研究和媒体研究教授杰克·汉密尔顿在推特上写道，钱德勒今年春天在他的班上。
汉密尔顿说，钱德勒在弗吉尼亚大学“特意多次来到我的办公室，经常只是问一些事情如何运作的问题”。
教授说，他帮助钱德勒申请了美国研究专业，“这让他非常兴奋。”
“他是一个令人难以置信的好人，总是笑容满面，非常合群和有趣，”汉密尔顿在推特上说，“他的离去令人悲伤和愤怒。”
小拉韦尔·戴维斯。
莱恩说，来自南卡罗来纳州里奇维尔的小拉维尔·戴维斯(Lavel Davis Jr .)是他的第三年。
ESPN记者安德里亚·阿德尔森在推特上称戴维斯“聪明、体贴、迷人”她说他是“决心让世界变得更美好的灯塔”
在去年的一个大学视频中，戴维斯说他喜欢电影和阅读莎士比亚和圣经。
他称这所大学是“任何想要努力工作并成为伟人的人的完美之地”
ABC查尔斯顿分公司WCIV的体育总监斯科特·艾斯伯格(Scott Eisberg)在一条推文中称戴维斯是一个“了不起的孩子”，并分享了这位优秀运动员在高中赛场上的镜头。
教授汉密尔顿说戴维斯这学期在他的班上。
汉密尔顿在推特上写道:“这学期我们第一天上课后，他特意走过来和我握手，并告诉我应该叫他Vel。”“韦尔给我留下深刻印象的一点是，他的同学有多喜欢他，反之亦然。以我的经验来看，明星运动员往往会和其他运动员在一起(考虑到时间限制，这是可以理解的)，但韦尔似乎特意去和非运动员交朋友。
肖恩·佩里
瑞安说，肖恩·佩里是来自迈阿密的四年级学生。
这位22岁的球员本赛季被要求从中后卫转移到防守端，他“令人钦佩地调整并总是带着微笑”，夏洛茨维尔报纸每日进度报告。
University of Virginia mass shooting: What we know about the 3 football players killed
The University of Virginia is in mourning afterthree members of the football team were killed in a mass shootingon the Charlottesville campus Sunday night.
Two other students were injured in the shooting which unfolded on a bus as it returned from a field trip.
The suspect, also a student, is in custody.
Here's what we know about the lives lost:
Devin Chandler
Devin Chandler was a second-year student from Virginia Beach, University President Jim Ryan said at a news conference Monday.
Chandler, a wide receiver, had transferred to UVA from the University of Wisconsin.
“He had a lasting impacting on his teammates, even after he left UW, which is a testament to the type of person he was," Wisconsin's defensive coordinator, Jim Leonhard, said in a statement. "His personality was infectious and he was a joy to be around. Our team is hurting for him and his family. I want to personally extend my condolences to his family and the Virginia football family.”
Jack Hamilton, a professor of American Studies and Media Studies at the university, tweeted that Chandler was in his class this spring.
Devin Chandler #86 of the Wisconsin Badgers is seen before the game against the Illinois Fighting Illini at Memorial Stadium, Oct. 9, 2021 in Champaign, Illinois.
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Chandler "made a point to come to my office hours repeatedly, often just to ask questions about how things worked" at UVA, Hamilton said.
The professor said he helped Chandler declare an American Studies major, "which he was really excited about."
"He was an unbelievably nice person, always a huge smile, really gregarious and funny," Hamilton tweeted, adding, "It is so sad and enraging that he is gone."
Lavel Davis Jr.
Lavel Davis Jr., a wide receiver from Ridgeville, South Carolina, was in his third year, Ryan said.
ESPN reporter Andrea Adelson in a tweet described Davis as "bright, thoughtful and engaging." She said he was "a beacon of light determined to make the world a better place."
In a university video last year, Davis said he loved movies and reading Shakespeare and the Bible.
He called the the university the "perfect place for anyone who wants to work hard and be great."
Scott Eisberg, sports director at ABC Charleston affiliate WCIV, in a tweet called Davis a “wonderful kid,” and shared footage of the standout athlete on the field in high school.
Hamilton, the professor, said Davis was in his class this semester.
"After our first day of class this semester he made a point to come up and shake my hand and told me I should call him Vel," Hamilton tweeted. "One thing that struck me about Vel was how much his classmates liked him and vice versa. In my experience star athletes often tend to hang out with other athletes (understandable, given the time commitment) but Vel seemed to go out of his way to make friends with non-athletes."
D'Sean Perry
D'Sean Perry was a fourth-year student from Miami, Ryan said.
The 22-year-old was asked this season to move from linebacker to defensive end, and he “adjusted admirably and always with smile,” the Charlottesville newspaperThe Daily Progress reported.
