At 16, Wyatt Spalding has clear goals and ambitions. He wants to go to college and become a basketball coach. He wants to qualify in tennis for the Special Olympics World Games and in basketball for the national games. Now with the help of a small device called a WalkAide, the Fremont teen is making more strides toward achieving his goals. Wyatt and his twin brother, Weston, were born two months premature. Wyatt's trachea and esophagus were connected…