Georgia football recruit dies after medical emergency
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 04:08 · Archive
Marcellus Young Casario, an 18-year-old Canadian three-star recruit committed to Georgia, died Friday after a medical emergency at his high school.
Marcellus Young Casario, an 18-year-old Canadian three-star defensive lineman who had committed to Georgia, died Friday following a medical emergency at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School in northeast Georgia. He was taken to hospital after an incident Friday morning. No further details about the circumstances have been released. His high school postponed its state playoff game scheduled for that night.
How it is being reported
- Georgia football three-star recruit Marcellus Young Casario dies after 'medical emergency,' high school saysMarcellus Young Casario, a Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman commit, died after a sudden medical emergency at his Rabun Gap boarding school.Fox News · 15 Nov, 03:50
- Georgia football recruit Marcellus Young Casario dies at 18 after medical emergencyCanadian lineman died Friday after medical incident Three-star prospect committed to Georgia in June High school postpones game as coach pays tribute Marcellus Young Casario, an 18-year-old Canadian high school football player who had committed to Georgia, died Friday following what his school described as a medical emergency. Casario, a senior defensive lineman at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School in northeast Georgia, was taken to hospital after an incident Friday morning. The school announced his death later that day but did not identify him until Saturday. No further details about the…Guardian Sport · 14 Nov, 20:44
- Georgia football commit Marcellus Young Casario dies after medical emergencyMarcellus Young Casario, a three-star defensive line prospect committed to Georgia football, died Friday after a medical emergency.New York Post · 14 Nov, 18:11
In this story: Marcellus Young Casario · Georgia Bulldogs · Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School · Nova Scotia
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