Martinsville football player injured at scrimmage, resting at home
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 7:23 PM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
A Martinsville football player was airlifted following an injury during the Red-Blue scrimmage on August 7, 2026. The player was transported to an Indianapolis hospital but is now resting comfortably at home, according to a statement from Martinsville High School. Coach Brian Dugger confirmed that the player is doing well after the incident, which was described by the coach as a 'scary moment.' The school expressed gratitude for the quick response from emergency services. Martinsville's next scrimmage is scheduled against Greenwood on August 14, with their first regular-season game on August 21 at Bedford North Lawrence.
- •Player injured at Martinsville's Red-Blue scrimmage on August 7.
- •Airlifted to Indianapolis and now resting at home.
- •Martinsville coach confirms player is doing well.
- •Next scrimmage against Greenwood set for August 14.
- •Regular season opener on August 21 at Bedford North Lawrence.
- 7:23 PMYahoo Sports — Martinsville football player airlifted after injury at scrimmage 'resting comfortably'
"A Martinsville football player was airlifted after suffering an injury at the Red-Blue scrimmage on Friday. He is resting comfortably at home.
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