GEORGETOWN — A former University of Delaware baseball player previously charged with raping six women will not have to post additional bail after being indicted on charges of raping a seventh woman.

A Wilmington newspaper reports prosecutors wanted 22-year-old Clay Conaway to post an additional $50,000 for the charges of second-degree rape and strangulation added last month. His attorney argued that Conaway didn’t pose a "realistic threat" because of the new charges, and a judge agreed additional bail wasn’t necessary Monday.

Court documents show Mr. Conaway’s parents put up four properties to pay his $310,000 bail in September. Mr. Conaway has pleaded not guilty to all charges. His attorney, Joseph Hurley, said he wasn’t "an apologist for rape" but four women Conaway met on online dating apps were on there "to hook up."

Mr. Conaway, 22 at the time, was first arrested during Delaware State Police investigation into an alleged incident on June 20 at a residence in Georgetown.

Authorities said a 20-year-old female reported that she was sexually assaulted and Mr. Conaway was taken into custody without incident on Aug. 22.

Later, the DSP Major Crimes Unit said it identified five additional people who claimed they were sexually assaulted by Mr. Conaway. Two incidents in 2013 were alleged, another in 2017 and two in 2018.