Sean Robertson

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Sean Robertson

HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — Former Hermitage and Virginia Tech standout Queen Harrison Clay returned to her hometown this weekend to host the third annual Queen Track Classic. The event featured high school athletes from several schools across the state competing in field and running events, including the 400-meter hurdles — Harrison Clay's specialty at the Beijing Olympics. On Sunday, top youth and AAU athletes competed on the same track where Harrison Clay began her career.

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Sean Robertson

TYSONS CORNER, Va. -- Randolph-Macon defeated Hampden-Sydney 20-11 in the decisive third game of their ODAC quarterfinal series, securing a spot in the semifinals. The Yellow Jackets built an early lead with a five-run third inning that included seven hits. James Baffone contributed with a single through the left side that drove in a run, followed by Jon Quici scoring to push the lead to 5-0. Hampden-Sydney responded strongly in the fifth inning when they were trailing by four runs.

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Sean Robertson

HOPEWELL, Va. — When TreVeyon Henderson committed to Ohio State five years ago, he told CBS 6 his biggest motivation to make it to the NFL was his mom, Keesha, who sacrificed so much for him to succeed. After a standout career in a Buckeyes jersey, Henderson's dream is close to being a reality. "I know without my mother, my family, and my brothers, I wouldn't be in the position I'm in. I'm glad we always stuck together. We were always close.

1 month ago | wtvr.com | Sean Robertson

RICHMOND, Va. -- Ty White, the architect behind one of the most dominant high school basketball programs in the region, is stepping down as head coach of John Marshall High School's boys basketball team. White led the Justices for 15 seasons, compiling an extraordinary record of 322 wins against just 60 losses. Under his leadership, John Marshall captured seven state championships, including four consecutive Class 2 titles.

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RICHMOND, Va. — April is National Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month. With a heightened spotlight, many know more about autism and those who have been diagnosed, yet there are still areas that are under served. This has motivated one college group into action. At first glance, the Kickin' It Coalition soccer club at the University of Richmond would not give the impression of being anything out of the ordinary.