Monday, September 17, 2007
Update on Two Shelby Valley High School Football Players.
Two Shelby Valley High School Football players remain hospitalized at the University of Kentucky Hospital following last Friday’s serious single vehicle accident that occurred on Robinson Creek.
A spokeswoman at UK told us this afternoon that Anthony Damron is reported to be in good condition. Cory Mullins whom remains in ICU, has been upgraded from serious to fair condition.
Both students are juniors. The school held a special service this morning as both students and faculty came together and held a prayer service.
Also students at the school collected $350.00. The money will be used to make baskets for both the boys and there families.
Head football coach Kevin Saunders says that the accident has not just effected his program, but the football community of the region. The second year coach says that several coaches and players have contacted the school to offer get well wishes to both players.
Saunders added that Mullins and Damron are leaders both in the classroom and on the gridiron.
A spokeswoman at UK told us this afternoon that Anthony Damron is reported to be in good condition. Cory Mullins whom remains in ICU, has been upgraded from serious to fair condition.
Both students are juniors. The school held a special service this morning as both students and faculty came together and held a prayer service.
Also students at the school collected $350.00. The money will be used to make baskets for both the boys and there families.
Head football coach Kevin Saunders says that the accident has not just effected his program, but the football community of the region. The second year coach says that several coaches and players have contacted the school to offer get well wishes to both players.
Saunders added that Mullins and Damron are leaders both in the classroom and on the gridiron.
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