Trans athlete battle: girls speak out against sports conference switch

A public school district is in the process of transferring from the Nevada High School Sports Conference to California so that it can avoid the new policy of the Nevada, which keeps the girls from biological men’s high school girls’ competition and locker room.

California Trucie Taho Trucci Unified School (TTUSD) is leaving the Nevada Intestriccy Activities Association (NIAA) to join the California Inter -Power Federation (CIF).

The change will be effective in early 2021 and the NIAA came after its board of control meeting after voting for the ban on trans athletes from the girls’ department. It was created to comply with the executive order of President Donald Trump’s “men’s sports out”. However, California denies the order and is enabled to include the girls in sports.

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Multiple TTUSD parents and girls athletes requested school officials not to switch to the California Federation at a TRUKI Unified School Board meeting on Wednesday night.

They did not only say the idea of ​​allowing trans athletes in girls’ sports, but many speakers also mentioned that the other details of the switch would affect their ability to manage the sports teams in the district, including possible weather complexity for outdoor events, including travel and schedule changes.

The current setup with Trukie competes at the NIAA, allowing its teams to travel earlier to Navada for mostly competition, as the city sits near the Northern California-Navada border. However, with the coming changes, student athletes can soon travel the West for most of their competition.

This means that students often have to travel with Donor Pass in California, a 7,056 feet high mountain pass. In winter, the pass is known as dangerous due to extreme weather like heavy snow, strong air and ice roads. High height and frequent storms contribute to the situation of treacherous travel with the possibility of the glaciers.

Trukie High School Girls Track and Field Athlete Ava Cochrum expressed fear of playing against trans athletes.

“Men usually have muscular mass, higher lung capacity and bone density that gives them more benefits in sports, and I think that all our hard work is very wrong for women to go under the drain,” said Kochram. ” “I don’t have anything against the Trans guy, but I think it’s a violation of our privacy.”

TRUKY High School Girls Soccer, Track and Basketball Athlete Kenji Zilstorf expressed regret the idea of ​​changing with trans athletes in the same locker room and increased the risk of traveling with change.

Zilstorf said, “If a woman has to go to the locker room with a man and change with them, it is worse.” And I think it is wrong that we need to drive a dangerous car to risk our life during snowfall due to a privacy rule.

Answer Taho High School Girls Soccer Player Anna Holly said that because of the change, she would no longer be able to play girls’ football.

Holly said, “It’s sad to me because I just got to play Soccer in my life and I really enjoy it, but I choose basketball on it,” Holi said. “And biologically, boys are born with more speed and energy than girls and they have an unjust benefit to play against them and I will not feel safe with them.

California Girl is exposed to the fight against the legal and political struggle against trans athletes after the transferring pain

TTUSD still defended the decision to switch to the CIF in a statement supplied to Fox News Digital.

“The policy of the recent Nevada Intellectual Activities Association (NIAA) has been changed on April 2, 2021, direct conflict with the State Law of California, especially Mandate against the privacy and protection of students in California’s education code. TTUSD has seen TTSD in a sum.

TTUSD also says they expect new systems to take short travel time for their student athletes despite concern over Donna Pass.

The district statement said, “TTUSD CIF is working on the details of the league assignment, schedule and travel distance with the CIF.

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Thao Truci High School of Tarukai, California, July 4, 2024. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Fig.)

CIF is one of the many high school sports conferences in Blue States to deny Trump’s executive order since February 7 was signed.

It is currently under investigation to deny the order of the US education department, and Education Secretary Linda McMahon Governor Gavin News warns that its state federal funds may be frosty if its state continues.

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