US EditionNorth Carolina’s Trent D’Agostino Wins Gold in Special Olympics Debut
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North Carolina’s Trent D’Agostino Wins Gold in Special Olympics Debut
North Carolina’s own Trent D’Agostino made history Tuesday by winning gold in the Intermediate Giant Slalom at the Special Olympics World Winter Games in northern Italy. The 24-year-old snowboarder completed the course in 1:57.450, finishing more than two seconds ahead of Mexico’s Alejandro Elias Gonzalez, who took silver. D’Agostino, who began snowboarding at age 10 in Boone, competed internationally for the first time at these Games. Although …
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