William Reynolds wins two medals at Special Olympics event
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Last updated Jun 15, 2026
William Reynolds from the McDonough County Special Recreation Association won two medals at the Special Olympics Illinois Regional Track and Field Competition, held on April 26 in Galesburg. He earned medals in the softball throw and the 800-meter walk. The event showcased the skills of numerous athletes, with support from local representatives including State Rep. Dan Swanson. Coaches Amber Esquivel and Jeremy Robinett played key roles in Reynolds' preparation. The McDonough County Special Recreation Association provides opportunities for athletes of all abilities to compete and train.
- •William Reynolds won medals in softball throw and 800-meter walk.
- •Special Olympics event took place on April 26 in Galesburg.
- •Coached by Amber Esquivel and Jeremy Robinett.
- •Event featured participation from various local athletes and community members.
- •McDonough County Special Recreation Association organizes local Special Olympics programs.
- 8:35 AMYahoo Sports — William Reynolds wins two medals at Special Olympics
"William Reynolds of the McDonough County Special Recreation Association won two medals at the Special Olympics event.
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