A high school track athlete in Virginia is seeking an apology after a dangerous incident during a relay race left her with a concussion.

The event occurred at Liberty University during the VHSL Class 3 State Indoor Championship.

Kaelen Tucker, who is a junior at Brookville High School, was competing in the 4x200 relay when she was hit on the head with a baton by Alaila Everett, a senior from IC Norcom High School.

Tucker reported that the collision caused immediate pain, resulting in a headache that led her to seek medical attention.

Doctors confirmed she had a concussion and possibly a skull fracture.

Everett commented on the incident, explaining that her baton got stuck behind Tucker and swung back as she lost her balance.

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Both athletes have not spoken since the race, and Tucker’s family has reportedly sought a protective order against Everett.

The Virginia High School League is currently investigating the situation.