Transgender Athletes Dominating High School and College Sports

[jazzcyclist]

We've all heard and read about examples of transgeneder athletes making a mockery of female sports. The latest is a Montana runner being named Big Sky Conference Female Athlete of the Week. Where does it end?

https://www.montanasports.com/sports...te-of-the-week

[18.99s]

Eastwood was discussed in several posts in the "what utter crap" thread.

https://trackandfieldnews.com/discus...ead.php?154952

[Tuariki]

We've all heard and read about examples of transgeneder athletes making a mockery of female sports. The latest is a Montana runner being named Big Sky Conference Female Athlete of the Week. Where does it end?

https://www.montanasports.com/sports...te-of-the-week

Ladies and Gentleman
Introducing the starting lineup for the USA women’s basketball team:

At guard let’s give a heartfelt welcome to:
Mikaela Jordan, and
Kobeereena Bryant

And at forward:
Lu Belle James, and
Denise Rodwoman

And at centre
Shaquilla O’Neal

[Tuariki]

Will we ever see administrators “grow a pair” and ban transgenders from competing in women’s sports.

I would love to see the Pac12 do that and fight it all the way to the Supreme Court.

Or even better having DT try to make it law

[18.99s]

So far we've only seen mediocre male athletes go trans; although they quickly shoot to the top ranks among women, they don't reach a level of dominance sufficient to wake up the powers that be.

It'll probably take somebody who can blow things out of the water, like Christian Cantwell becoming Christine Cantwell and tossing the shot more than 90 feet. Or Asha Eaton scoring 8500 in the heptathlon.

[jazzcyclist]

Eastwood was discussed in several posts in the "what utter crap" thread.

https://trackandfieldnews.com/discus...ead.php?154952

That's the "New Zealand weight-lifter" thread. I did look for another thread before I posted so as not to be redundant but none seemed to fit. Perhaps gh can combine them all into a single "Transgender Athletes" thread.

[NotDutra5]

So far we've only seen mediocre male athletes go trans; although they quickly shoot to the top ranks among women, they don't reach a level of dominance sufficient to wake up the powers that be.

I question whether that will work. It will have become a social issue at that point and officials get everything which goes along with that.

[user4]

So far we've only seen mediocre male athletes go trans; although they quickly shoot to the top ranks among women, they don't reach a level of dominance sufficient to wake up the powers that be..

Yeah a male dominating over females is not sufficient dominance to be noticed by authorities but a male winner among males , now that is noteworthy!

[trackCanuck]

It'll probably take somebody who can blow things out of the water, like Christian Cantwell becoming Christine Cantwell and tossing the shot more than 90 feet. Or Asha Eaton scoring 8500 in the heptathlon.

Christine Cantosswell? Blew it where?

Oh help.

[jazzcyclist]

So far we've only seen mediocre male athletes go trans; although they quickly shoot to the top ranks among women, they don't reach a level of dominance sufficient to wake up the powers that be.

It'll probably take somebody who can blow things out of the water, like Christian Cantwell becoming Christine Cantwell and tossing the shot more than 90 feet. Or Asha Eaton scoring 8500 in the heptathlon.

I disagree. The Christian Cantwells of the world have no reason to go the transgender route since they can beat the best men in the world. Eventually there will be transgender athletes winning NCAA, USATF Jr. and New Balance Nationals titles and that will force the powers-that-be to act.