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Delft athlete shines at youth Special Olympics in Namibia
Cape Argus
|July 15, 2025
“YOU have to lose to win.
Those are the words of 21-year-old Theodore Barnes from Delft, who represented South Africa at the Special Olympics Region 5 Youth Games in Namibia, where he claimed second place in the 100 metres and fourth in the 200 metres. Barnes was one of 12 Team SA athletes competing in the Special Olympics category.
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