Humble, Texas – The North Shore High School football team came together to mourn the tragic loss of 18-year-old senior Jarvon Coles, who was shot and killed over the weekend at a house party on Fieldwick Lane in Humble. Coles, known for his positive energy and leadership both on and off the field, had been accepted into 15 colleges and was planning to play football at Lamar University after graduation.
Teammates and friends shared fond memories of Coles, describing him as the “face of the east side” and a source of joy and positivity for everyone around him. Coles, a two-time, first-team all-district linebacker at North Shore, had a stellar academic record with a 4.1 GPA.
The shooting that claimed Coles’ life took place at a house party where Harris County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to reports of underage drinking. Despite efforts to save him, Coles succumbed to a gunshot wound to his chest. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez indicated that the shooting was intentional and originated from a block away from the party.
In the wake of Coles’ untimely death, the North Shore community has rallied in support, with calls for justice and remembrance. Friends and family remember Coles as a talented athlete and student, with hopes of honoring his memory at their upcoming graduation.
As the community grapples with the loss of a beloved member, authorities are urging anyone with information or surveillance video related to the shooting to come forward. The senseless tragedy has left a lasting impact on those who knew and admired Coles, emphasizing the need for answers and closure in the wake of such a devastating event.