High School Track Star Says Viral Baton Attack Was Accidental, Social Media Weighs In
Track and field isn't supposed to be a dangerous sport, especially not at the high school level, but a recent incident between student-athletes from two opposing high schools in Virginia has boiled over into controversy as one student has been accused of intentionally attacking another competitor with her baton during a relay race.
Virginia high school athlete Alaila Everett told "Good Morning America" Tuesday that she never meant to strike her fellow ...
A high school junior is recovering from a concussion after being struck in the head with a baton by another sprinter.
A Virginia athlete hit by a baton during a relay race in Lynchburg is telling her side of the story after video of the ...
Video shows an I.C. Norcom student swinging her baton as another sprinter tries to pass, striking her head; the athlete was ...
The Virginia High School League basketball state tournaments started Tuesday. In Friday's semifinals, teams can punch their ...
Anxiety gave way to confidence as the Yorktown Patriots realized they would win a third straight girls state ...
Nine Hampton Roads basketball teams — four boys and five girls — are set to compete Friday in the Virginia High School League ...
Valdrighi The Lancaster High School varsity basketball team is headed back to “big dance.” The Red Devils earned a shot to ...
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