West Virginia track state champion makes political statement during award ceremony

West Virginia track state champion wears shirt saying "Men don't belong in women's sports" during award ceremony

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey was not the only person to make a public statement about the currently unenforceable Save Women's Sports Act over the weekend. During the West Virginia State Track Meet over the weekend, Hadley Horne, a senior from Grafton High School, became a repeat West Virginia state champion in the Class AA girls 300 meter hurdles, with a time of 45.41, more than a second faster than second plac…

West Virginia track state champion makes political statement during award ceremony

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey was not the only person to make a public statement about the currently unenforceable Save Women's Sports Act over the weekend. During the West Virginia State Track Meet over the weekend, Hadley Horne, a senior from Grafton High School, became a repeat West Virginia state champion in the Class AA girls 300 meter hurdles, with a time of 45.41, more than a second faster than second plac…

First Place Winner Forces WVSSAC to Publicize Her Message

In the midst of celebrating the standout stars from the West Virginia Track and Field Championships, the WVSSAC (the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission) was faced with a tough decision. Grafton runner Hadley Horne took home first place in the girls 300 meter hurdles. Horne then decided to make her victory an opportunity to spread a message. Horne wore a short that read “men don’t belong in women’s sports” while standing on the …