US EditionSimone Biles Spars with Riley Gaines on Social Media over Trans Athlete Debate
- The girls’ softball squad from Champlin Park High School, led by transgender junior pitcher Marissa Rothenberger, secured the Minnesota Class 4A state title on Friday in Minneapolis.
- The state's high school athletic association permits student-athletes to participate in sports according to their gender identity, allowing Rothenberger, who is biologically male, to compete in the girls' division.
- Rothenberger threw every inning over the course of three tournament games, culminating in a complete-game shutout in the final where she allowed just three hits and struck out six, earning a spot on the All-Tournament team.
- On Friday morning outside the stadium, a handful of demonstrators assembled calmly, displaying signs such as "Females deserve fair sports" to express bipartisan resistance to the policies in question.
- The championship and policies sparked public debate, including social media exchanges between Simone Biles and Riley Gaines over transgender athletes' participation in female sports.
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hive.newsSimone Biles spars with Riley Gaines on social media over trans athlete debate
Marissa Rothenberger, a transgender athlete, tossed a shutout to continue a dominant postseason and give Champlin Park High School a state championship.
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Transgender state rep defends boys playing in girls' sports — immediately gets proven wrong by male athlete
Minnesota state Rep. Leigh Finke (D) is a transgender state politician who has spoken openly about "gender-affirming care" for kids and even introduced a bill in 2023 to legislate access to surgeries and hormones for children. Finke, who is part of the Democrat-affiliated Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, recently called sex-based categories in sports a form of discrimination. Following those comments, however, it took less than a day for…
Champlin Park Title Win Sparks Transgender Athlete Debate - American Faith
Champlin Park High School made history Friday by winning the Minnesota Group 4A girls’ softball state championship — but the victory is drawing national attention not just for the achievement, but for who helped secure it. The Rebels’ dominant postseason was led by junior pitcher Marissa Rothenberger, a transgender-identifying male athlete who pitched a complete-game shutout in the final. The No. 2-seeded Rebels defeated No. 4 Bloomington Jeffer…
Minnesota Girls’ Softball Team with Trans-Identifying Male Player Wins State Championship
The Champlin Park High School girls' softball team won the Group 4A state championship on Friday with the help of a transgender-identifying male athlete who pitched all seven innings. The post Minnesota Girls’ Softball Team with Trans-Identifying Male Player Wins State Championship appeared first on Breitbart.
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