HS Runner, who beat the opponent’s head cries on the national reaction

Virginia High School Track and Field Runner who has been seen crushing -and violently the cane In the head of an opponent, during a relay race, he talked about the reaction he received, while claiming that the incident was an accident.

IC Norom High School Senior Alaila Everett offered the Brookville opponent Junior Kaelen Tucker an emotion And possible skull fracture when he beat his head with the cane at an event on Tuesday. Everett claims that the attack was produced because it lost its balance, and her wand “blocked” behind the opponent’s back.

“After a few times that he hit him, my wand stuck behind her and rolled on my back. I lost my balance when I pumped my arms again.” He was hit, “Everett said in an interview with wavy. “I know my intentions and I would never hit someone intentionally.”

Everett also said that, while it caused physical pain for Tucker, there is not enough empathy for Everett’s own “mental” impact.

“Everyone has feelings, so you are physically injured, but you don’t think about my mind,” Everett said. “He assumes my character, calling my ghetto and racial slug, death threats … all of a nine-second video.”

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Everett’s mother, Zeketa Cost, told Wavy that she also didn’t think her daughter did it.

“I didn’t have to see a first video, a second video or a tenth video. I know 100% that it will never do that to anyone,” said cost.

The family claimed that Li was served judicial documents about the incident and that Everett tried to apologize to Tucker, but the opponent obtained blocked Everett on social networks.

Said Tucker’s mother Tamarrow Tucker WSET ABC 13 Thursday that they had no excuses.

“All my everything was excuse,” Tamarrow said. “No coaches, no sportsman, nothing. Even though it was an accident, which I don’t think is an accident, but nothing. It has been more than 24 hours now, so I think this was the main thing. My child was hurt and no one came to check on her.”

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Tucker told the incident and said that the entire section had fluttered when they saw the wand repeated.

“The whole section has just shook,” Tucker said WSET ABC 13 about those around her in the uprising. “I had the family to come from the city. Her godparents were here from Myrtle Beach. Everyone was just fluttering. When I saw it, all I could do is run out of bleaches. I just knew I had to get to it.

“It was a bit hysterical because it was just not to believe that it happened.”

Tucker said a doctor was already with her daughter when she went down the track.

Everett and his entire team were disqualified for the “contact interference”.

Vincent Pgh, the former athletics director of the city at Portsmouth Public Schools, questioned the validity of disqualification, arguing a game-by-play showed that Tucker ran closely with Everett.

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“If a person comes to the outside, it must be a full step in front of me before I can cut in front of me,” Pghi told Wavy.

Virginia High School League (VHSL) issued a statement for Fox News Digital in this regard.

“VHSL does not comment on persons or disciplinary actions due to Ferpa,” the League statement shows. “The actions taken by the meeting director to disqualify the runner were adequate and correct. We analyze in detail each court as this involving the safety of players with the participating schools. The quality of VHSL has always made a priority to provide student athletes a safe environment for competition.”

Scott Thompson from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

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