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04/09/08
Arnold resident Farrah Hall's attempt to reverse a controversial ruling that determined the winner of the United States Olympic Trials in women's RS:X boardsailing got off to a tough start. Find Us On Facebook
Yesterday in Providence, R.I., a five-member protest panel upheld the original decision that rival competitor Nancy Rios deserved redress for an incident that occurred in the 16th and final race of the trials.
After having Rios present her case again and hearing testimony from various witnesses, the panel reaffirmed its ruling that Rios' performance in Race 16 was, through no fault of her own, made significantly worse by physical...
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