Watch Two Transgenders Knock Real Girls Out of State Finals

A transgender female won both the 100 and 200 in the Connecticut State Finals. The runner up in both events was also a transgender girl. The losing girls worked and trained hard and then were forced to compete with biological males.

Someday soon, girls will quit participating in sports as their competition increases the number of biological males who enter the world of girl’s sports. Terry Miller of Bulkeley, a transgender, won both events in state record time… for girls. The second place finisher in both events was also a transgender female, Andraya Yearwood of Cromwell.

From The Daily Wire

Hillhouse coach Gary Moore told Hearst Connecticut Media that Miller should be able to compete, but the situation “wasn’t fair to the girls,” adding, something should be done to “level the playing field.” He stated, “I’ve been stopped by at least five coaches, all of them saying they really liked what I said in the paper.

How come other coaches aren’t talking? This is a big issue a lot of coaches have, that we’ve got to do something, but how come you’re not saying anything? I’ve said what I needed to say. I’m getting a little annoyed with the coaches that we haven’t been able to get together and do what’s best for everybody.”

Selina Soule of Glastonbury High, who finished sixth in the 100 and has studied the literature about Title IX and competitive sports, said of the rule allowing transgender athletes to compete against persons of the opposite biological sex, “Of course, it should be that way for math and science and chorus. Sports are set up for fairness. Biologically male and female are different. The great majority is being sacrificed for the minority.”

Here are the two races:

This is not fair competition.

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