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Head-to-head race between Holmfirth swimming sisters in Commonwealth Games could not have been closer
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Head-to-head race between Holmfirth swimming sisters in Commonwealth Games could not have been closer
Holmfirth sisters Astrid and Ursula Carroll competed against one another in the Commonwealth Games for different countries with one pipping the other by just a fraction of a second. The teenagers both have visual impairment and swam in the para events in the competition held in Glasgow, getting through to two finals. They have Stargardt’s disease, a rare, inherited eye condition sparked by a faulty gene that degrades the central part of the eye …
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