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A Teen American was disqualified during a school competition because a referee thought he was revealing too much to his backs although he used the standard swimsuit distributed to his swimming team, although he finally did refunded title.
Breckynn Willis, 17, won one of four races on Friday in Anchorage, Alaska, but the organizers canceled their victory by citing a “infringement linked to your uniform".
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According to a referee, the decision was justified because the young woman's bath mesh didn't cover her enough and I could see "one buttock touching with the other".
The coach of another team of high school girls, Lauren Langford, publicly challenged the decision, accusing the arbitrator of attack the girl, mestizo, due to its ethnic origin and morphology.
"These young swimmers are not sanctioned because they use their tights in a scandalous or provocative way, but for their broad hips, their developed chest and their dark complexion that distinguishes them from their slender and slender teammates and mostly pale," he wrote Langford
The schoolgirl wore exactly the same mesh that her teammates, while she was the only one who had been sanctioned by her "uniform", justified.
Front of controversy, the school authorities of the district of Anchorage They reversed on Tuesday the decision to disqualify the swimmer, considering that the sanction was “heavy and useless".
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