Two indivdual National Championships for this local Oklahoma guy who is competing with a partially torn muscle and didn't start the sport until he was 13 years old. Absolutely incredible athlete, unlike any other. Gage Dyer not just the best in meet, but one of best in the world. pic.twitter.com/a15QrNKuSN
The 2009 World Vault Champion and Alabama great is now in law school.
She has made use of Tulane’s extensive network of sports law alumni to network, and she joined the Sports Law Society and the Black Law Student Association.
She is sharpening her legal writing skills, she said, and is looking at working as a law clerk for the Athlete Ombuds of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee.
“There are so many ways to impact athletics and I definitely want to give back to the sport that has given me so much,” she said. “Long-lasting impact. That’s what I’d like to do for my sport.”