Ganaway Jr. reportedly out for six weeks
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — According to reports, Owensboro star quarterback Demarcus Ganaway Jr. will miss the next six weeks after suffering a broken collarbone in week one of the high school football season. The play happened in the first half of the Red Devils matchup against Saint Xavier. Ganaway Jr. was scrambling when he was […]
Demarcus Ganaway Jr., the quarterback for Owensboro high school football team, is expected to be sidelined for six weeks due to a broken collarbone, according to reports. The injury occurred during the first week of the season when he was tackled from behind by Saint Xavier Tigers in the first half of the game. Despite his initial sprain, Ganaway Jr. appeared to be in pain in the chest area, indicating the severity of the injury.
The undefeated Red Devils secured a 24-7 victory, with their robust defense playing a crucial role. However, the absence of their star quarterback for an extended period will pose a significant challenge. Owensboro is set to face Christian Academy Louisville on Friday, August 28th.
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