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Autistic boy, 9, left heartbroken after organisers of a swimming event refuse to give him a gold medal because he 'swam too fast'
The mother of a nine-year-old autistic boy has claimed that he was banned from receiving a swimming gold medal because he 'swam too fast'.
Rory Logan was competing in the Special Olympics Regional finals in Bangor, north Wales, in the UK when event organisers made the shock decision, reports Belfastlive.
Rory, from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, won the 50m final in a personal best time of 53.15 seconds, but instead of a gold medal he received a ribbon for just participating.
His shocked mother, Briony Logan, said officials told her that her son didn't get a medal because he was too fast for the race.
'Rory came to me and said: "Mum I didn't do anything wrong, I won fair and square, what did I do?". I was absolutely gutted for him,' Ms Logan said.
Autistic boy, 9, left heartbroken after organisers of a swimming event refuse to give him a gold medal because he 'swam too fast'
The mother of a nine-year-old autistic boy has claimed that he was banned from receiving a swimming gold medal because he 'swam too fast'.
Rory Logan was competing in the Special Olympics Regional finals in Bangor, north Wales, in the UK when event organisers made the shock decision, reports Belfastlive.
Rory, from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, won the 50m final in a personal best time of 53.15 seconds, but instead of a gold medal he received a ribbon for just participating.
His shocked mother, Briony Logan, said officials told her that her son didn't get a medal because he was too fast for the race.
'Rory came to me and said: "Mum I didn't do anything wrong, I won fair and square, what did I do?". I was absolutely gutted for him,' Ms Logan said.
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. Thanx for the translation