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Bo Bryan Undergoes Surgery After Breaking Collarbone in High School Game

The operation starts a recovery that will decide whether the Battle Ground Academy senior can play in the TSSAA playoffs beginning November 6.

Overview

  • The injury happened when Bo was sacked and landed on his right shoulder during the opening drive of Battle Ground Academy’s game on Friday, Oct. 16, and trainers put his arm in a sling as he watched the rest of the game from the sideline.
  • Bo confirmed on social media the next day that he had fractured his collarbone and multiple family posts show he was taken for surgery, which the Bryans said occurred on Oct. 19.
  • Before the injury, the 18-year-old had a breakout senior season with 2,006 passing yards, 30 touchdowns, and three interceptions through seven games that helped BGA to a 6-1 record.
  • Battle Ground Academy won the Oct. 16 game 35-0 without Bo and coach Bobby Bentley said the staff will adjust the lineup and strategy while they assess the situation.
  • Doctors have suggested a possible return for the TSSAA playoffs starting November 6 but any comeback depends on Bo’s recovery and formal medical clearance, a timeline that will also affect his college recruiting outlook.