Hunter Woodhall is the first double below knee amputee to receive an NCAA Division 1 track and field scholarship and the 2016 Paralympic silver and bronze medalist had a great freshman season at Arkansas. But his biggest impact is on the amputee kids who are looking to follow in his footsteps. Sponsors…
Hunter Woodhall is 17 years old and one of the top five high school runners at 400 meters and in the top 20 at 200 meters. But the Paralympic silver and bronze medalist from the Paralympics in Rio can’t even get a return phone call from a division one coach. Do you think he is…
Hunter Woodhall had both legs amputated below the knee when he was 11 months old and is now one of the world’s best sprinters. At the 2015 IPC World Championships he took home a bronze medal at 200 meters with a 22.09 and a silver at 400 meters with a 49.05. Hunter is only 16…