Seth Trimble Breaks Arm on Sunday
Seth Trimble, the senior captain of the University of North Carolina basketball team, suffered a serious injury during a team workout on Sunday. He broke a bone in his left forearm and is scheduled for surgery this week. The outcome of the surgery will determine the duration of his absence from the team.
Seth Trimble Undergoes Surgery Following Injury
Head coach Hubert Davis expressed his sadness over Trimble’s injury. “So sad for Seth,” he said. “He’s such a great kid and teammate who has worked hard for his senior year. He loves being a Tar Heel, and we love him.” Davis is optimistic, noting that Trimble is expected to return at some point this season.
Impact of Trimble’s Injury on the Team
Trimble has appeared in 104 games for the Tar Heels over the past three seasons. In his most recent performance, he scored 17 points, contributing significantly to the team’s success. Both Hubert Davis and Kansas head coach Bill Self praised his defensive efforts during a notable 87-74 victory against the Jayhawks.
- Player: Seth Trimble
- Injury: Broken bone in left forearm
- Event: Occurred during a team workout on Sunday
- Surgery: Scheduled for this week
- Games Played: 104
- Scoring: 17 points in last game
- Recent Win: Tar Heels defeated Kansas 87-74
The team’s resilience will be tested as they move forward without their captain. However, Trimble’s leadership will still be instrumental in guiding the team until his recovery. Fans and teammates are hopeful for his swift return to the court.
