Update: Victims named in car-bus crash

SOUTHAMPTON - Authorities have identified two men who died when their car hit a bus carrying a high school swim team Tuesday.

Michael Razzano, 49, of Browns Mills, and Sean McNaughton, 41, of Medford, were pronounced dead at the scene of the 5 p.m. crash in Southampton, according to the New Jersey State Police.

Razzano was driving a Volkswagen Passat that hit a bus carrying the Lenape Regional High School girls swim team, two coaches, and the driver. The accident occurred at Pemberton and Ridge roads.

"The crash occurred in the lane where the bus was traveling," said a State Police preliminary account. It gave no other details of the crash, which occurred on a rain-slicked road.

There were 20 students on the bus. Eight students and one adult were taken to Virtua Hospital in Mount Holly with minor injuries.

According to Lenape's website, the swim team was scheduled to compete against Seneca High Tuesday evening at Rowan College at Burlington County in Pemberton Township.

A few hours before the crash, Lenape Athletics had noted in a tweet that it was opening day for the Medford school's swimming and bowling teams. "Best of luck to both programs as they start their seasons!" said the tweet.

After the accident, members of South Jersey's swim community expressed support for the Lenape girls and sorrow for the victims.

"Sending our love and prayers to the Lenape Girls Swim team," said a tweet from swimmers at Bishop Eustace Preparatory School in Pennsauken.

“We wish you all a speedy recovery,” added the Jersey Wahoos, a Mount Laurel swim club.