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What's so great about Special Olympics? ‘It makes me feel strong,' says youngest athlete, 8
16 days ago - By The Seattle Times
Frannie Ronan is not shy about showing off her muscles. At 8 years old, she's the youngest athlete at the Special Olympics USA Games, which open July 1 in Seattle.
Read more ...Meet the youngest Special Olympics USA Games competitor: 8-year-old gymnast Frannie Ronan
16 days ago - By The Seattle Times
Frannie Ronan is only 8, but she's already won a silver medal at the Washington Special Olympics qualified for the USA Games with a bit of luck and a change in the rules.
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