Opposing Team Helps Special Needs Player Score
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Betty GivenMarch 1, 2013
My son has Down Syndrome. He is in 10th grade and on the Varsity Swim team at Hibbing High School in Minnesota. At his last meet, not only was his team cheering him as he swam the backstroke, the entire team from the neighboring Virginia High School was cheering for him.
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