Track runner concussed by baton strike cleared to run in national championships, father says

The high school track runner suffered a concussion after hitting her concussion from behind with a baton, and it looks like she will be back on the track this weekend.

Kaelen Tucker’s father told TMZ Sports His daughter was liquidated this weekend at Virginia Beach to compete in the Adidas Raceway Nationals. She currently plans to compete in three games.

IC NORCOM High School high school student Alaila Everett gave Brookville junior a concussion and possible skull fracture when he beat her head with a baton in a match earlier this month.

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Take off a baton during the 4x100m relay race. (Macabe Brown / Courier & Press / USA Today Network)

Everett claims the attack happened because she lost her balance and the baton was “stuck” behind the opponent. Everett and her entire team were disqualified.

“After a few hits, my little swing was trapped behind her like this and rolled backwards. I lost my balance when I pulled my arm out again. She was hit.” With wavy. “I know my intentions, I will never hit someone on purpose.”

Days after the attack, Everett Assault fee.

Virginia high school athlete Alaila Everett cried during an interview with waves (Provided by Waves)

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Everett gave a tearful speech, thanking her supporters as she cried.

Everett said to supporters: “Thank you for your support.” Virginia News Wave. “I will never hurt anyone except to know me and people who know I will never be such a person. I will not hurt anyone. I am not a fighter, I am not even fighting, I will not even do it on purpose, I thank you for all of you for believing me. I love you guys.

According to MilesitatTucker competed in the girl’s 60m sprint, 200m and 4x200m relay races, the same race she was injured.