A former University of Delaware athlete serving a six-year prison sentence for sex offenses has been sentenced to 2½ additional years for other sexual attacks on young women.
A former University of Delaware athlete already serving a six-year prison sentence for sex offenses was sentenced Thursday to 2½ additional years behind bars for other sexual attacks on young women.
Had Conaway been tried and convicted of second-degree rape, he faced a minimum mandatory sentence of 10 years in prison on each count. Second-degree rape involves intentional penetration with any object or body part without consent, or with a person under age 16, that results in serious physical injury.
Conaway, a former university baseball player, was accused of sexually assaulting several women between 2013 and 2018.
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