Hunter Woodhall

 

Hunter was born with a congenital defect called fibular hemimelia in which the fibulas in his lower legs never formed. Both legs were amputated below the knee at 11-months-old. They told him he would never walk so he learned to run instead.

Hunter Woodhall went on to make history as the first double amputee to earn an NCAA Division I scholarship in track and field. He’s now a 3 time NCAA All American, a two-time Paralympic medalist and continues to chase his athletic dreams while attending the University of Arkansas.

This August he’s headed to Tokyo!
 

In The Media

Challenged Athletes Live: Episode 13 | Hunter Woodhall
Hunter Woodhall & Tara Davis on KUSI
Hunter Woodhall Celebration Of Abilities 2017 Speech
Heroes of Sport Celebration – Running With The Boys