HUNTER WOODHALL (25) is a three-time Paralympian (2016, 2020, 2024), redefining what it means to be an athlete, entrepreneur, and trailblazer. Hunter has brought home (3) three Olympic Medals and (6) six World Medals. He currently holds the American record for the 100m and 400m (T62/T64). Unlike many athletes, Hunter was born with fibular hemimelia, a condition that stops lower limbs from developing properly. He had his legs amputated below the knees at 11 months old as doctors told his parents that he would never be able to walk. He decided to run instead. Hunter became the first-ever double amputee in the country to earn an NCAA Division 1 scholarship. While competing for the University of Arkansas, Hunter competed in the Paralympics and became a four-time All-American.