European Champion Paralympic Swimmer Sümeyye Boyacı Wins Gold Medal in the US as Well

Paralympic swimmer Sümeyye Boyacı wins gold at World Series in the United States. In a statement from Turkey's Physical Disabilities Sports Federation, Sümeyye Boyacı achieved great success at the organization held in Indianapolis, attended by 160 athletes from 19 countries, winning gold by finishing first in the 50-meter backstroke category with a time of 45.28. According to the statement from Turkey's Physical Disabilities Sports Federation, at the organization held in Indianapolis attended by 160 athletes from 19 countries, Sümeyye Boyacı won gold by finishing first in the 50-meter backstroke category with a time of 45.28. Turkish citizens in Indianapolis, where the organization took place, also attended the competition in person, standing by the successful 16-year-old athlete. Congratulations from Minister Kasapoğlu Youth and Sports Minister Mehmet Muharrem congratulated national athlete Sümeyye Boyacı. In his congratulatory message, Minister Kasapoğlu stated: "I congratulate our national athlete Sümeyye Boyacı, who won gold by finishing first in the 50-meter backstroke category with a time of 45.28 at the World Paralympic Swimming Series held in the United States. Our European champion national swimmer continues to be a source of pride with every success she achieves. I am fully confident that exemplary athletes like Sümeyye will take Turkish sports to much greater heights. I thank all those who contributed to this success and wish our national swimmer further achievements in her sporting career." Photo source: AA