CBS17 Highlights Shaw Hurdler On CIAA Championship Weekend

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CBS17 Highlights Shaw Hurdler On CIAA Championship Weekend
RALEIGH, N.C. (May 5) - Shaw hurdler Symone Wright was featured on CBS17 this week by sports anchor Chris Clark. She and her Shaw teammates will compete in the CIAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships Friday and Saturday in Durham, N.C. Wright is the top-ranked 400 meter hurdler in the CIAA and an aspiring photographer. Click HERE to watch.
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