West Virginia Is More Tolerant Than You Think
This image was lost some time after publication. Not only do the West Virginia Mountaineers have a male baton twirler, they have a bad-ass male baton twirler. Meet Donovan Sarr, introduced to us by this WVU press release touting their evidently awesome baton twirling squad.
Sarr, a junior psychology major at WVU, became Senior Men's Two-Baton Champion in April 2006, when he traveled to Eindhoven, Holland, to compete on the U.S. World Team. A 2004 Mount Gilead (Ohio) High School graduate, he has also earned numerous Ohio State and Great Lakes regional titles in solo, two-baton, three-baton and rhythmic twirl.
Moreover, Sarr was the 2004 Men's National Twirling Champion and the 2006 Men's Collegiate Twirling Champion.
I remember that 2006 competition, where Sarr narrowly beat out this guy:
WVU feature twirlers spin their way to international recognition [WVU Today]
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