The Virginia high school relay runner who was hit on the head with a baton during a controversial race has received major ...

The Portsmouth NAACP President states the NAACP opposes crime claims, stating Everett's family is receiving racial slurs and ...

Alaila’s father, Genoa Everett, claimed the incident was accidental ... particularly on social media. The Portsmouth NAACP released a statement about the incident on Wednesday, noting that ...

Alaila Everett, a Virginia runner seen striking an opponent with a baton during a championship track meet, held a rally ...

While they privately apologized on their daughter's behalf, the mom and dad have since gone public with a defensive, critical ...

A Virginia teen track star who allegedly bashed her opponent's head with a baton during a meet continues to proclaim her innocence.

Alaila Everett said it was an accident but court records show she is now facing a potential assault and battery charge.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Sport. Followed categories will be added to My News. reiterate her innocence. The rally came just one day after she was served with a misdemeanour battery and ...

Alaila Everett broke down into tears while ... She also had the support of the Portsmouth NAACP, who shared a statement in favor of the athlete, saying she would never hit her opponent purposely.

The Virginia teen who was seen bashing an opponent’s head with a baton during a high school track meet held a rally of supporters on Thursday to reiterate her innocence. The rally came just one ...