California secondary volleyball team loses the match against Trans Athlete

A California Secondary School The Volleyball Team lost a match against a team believed to include a biological athlete on Friday night.

The Riferside Polly Secondary School in Riferside County, California, announced its confiscation against the Goroba Valley Secondary School in a statement.

Riferside Polly Secondary School Volleyball girls team The court will not take the Al -Mawqil match tonight against the Goroba Valley Secondary School. ”

“This match will be recorded as a photo in the inaccurate arrangement. We understand that this is disappointing for our athletes, our families and our supporters, and we appreciate the understanding of society. We are still committed to providing a safe and positive environment for all sports students throughout the season.”

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No reason to confiscate the statement was provided.

Several parents of Riverside Poly Fox News told the confiscation that the confiscation was aimed at protesting fairness and safety in the sport of girls, as the Transnandez athletes compete for the Jurupa Valley.

“The decision about hatred or anything is negative,” Farid Brighton, the father of the Polly Rivside player, said.

“It is not about AB. It is about women who need to play against other women. It is about boys involved in girls’ sports. The small minority of society that you think we are dealing with discrimination wrongly. You can be transient throughout the day but you cannot be a boy and play the sports girl.

Brighton added that the decision not to play was taken by Riverboli Polly players.

An unknown mother told the Eskwash Junior team in Riverboli Polly that her daughter had offered the opportunity to move to Escwach to play against the Jorba Valley. But the mother said that she would not let her daughter compete against Hernandez.

The mother said why her daughter did not allow her daughter to play: “Two reasons: for her safety, number one … and two, men should not be in the sport of women.” “I am not ready to risk its safety because (Hernandez) wants to play on the girls’ team … so this is a good message, I think it is very bold from these girls and their parents to be ready to lose the game to express this statement.”

Amanda Vicers, member of Riferoside Unified School area Board told Fox News Digital, she believes that confiscation was a response to a passing athlete in the Jurupa Valley list.

“A decision has been taken that students do not want to” play), “Vicars said. “I received a message yesterday that there was (Kan) and the fathers (from the players) who were wearing” Save Girls Sports “. So they were ready to protest today.”

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Vicers added that she believed that confiscation was important for the safety of mathematics, as she referred to the former high school player, Payetton McKelb, who suffered permanent damage to the brain when she was in her head with a transient athlete in 2022.

“What is going on around this is the presence of a difference between biological girls and biological boys. On tonight, the girls of the Riveroside Bolly High School will not end up like Payeton McKlab,” said Ficers.

Jurupa Unified School provided a statement to Fox News Digital Confiscation processing.

“We have been notified that the Riveriside Bolly Secondary School canceled the volleyball match scheduled for today with the Goroba Valley High School. They did not reveal the reason. We have no additional comment at this time,” the statement said.

Hernandez’s mother, Nerida Hernandez, issued a statement on social media after the news of the confiscation erupted. It seems that it refers to the current California State Law, which enabled the athletes crossing the competition in girls’ sports dating back to 2014.

“When we follow the policies of law and school in California, especially those that protect the rights of all students, we are more than just followers of the rules. We are respectful, comprehensive and principled citizens. Even when others choose to have a negative impact, we defend fairness, dignity and equality.”

“It is not always easy, but doing the right thing is important, especially when it supports those who are marginalized or often understanding it. By choosing respect and integration, we help build a school and society in which everyone feels safe, appreciated and visible. Regardless of the challenges that come on our way, we will continue to respect each other, and the families of each other with sympathy and understanding.”

Refreshide has become a misery of the controversy that includes athletes crossing in sports girls last year during the Hernandez season, which was highly connected and after she raised two girls at Martin Luther King Secondary School, who claimed that a transient athlete took one of the girls ’sites in the team across the country. Students at the school then started wearing “Save Girls Sports” every week in response after it was claimed that school administrators compared the shirts to Ghitrika, according to the lawsuit.

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Hernandez was the axis of the national media storm in May during the sports race to the California Championship for Girls and the field. The post -season meets that Hernandez competes in protests by mathematics and their families, who were often wearing “Save Girls Sports” shirts.

Hernandez’s race appears to have extracted a response from President Donald Trump, who published a social message to the truth in the week leading to the state’s final, which is recommended to allow the passing athlete to compete. Trump did not refer to Hernandez directly in this position.

Hernandez won the state championship in the high jump for girls and triple jumping in a meeting that witnessed a LGBTQ protester, who was arrested on charges of attacking a governor activist and a plane flying in its sky with a banner saying, “There are no boys in the sport of girls.”

In response to Trump’s warning, California (CIF) has amended its policies in the days before the event to ensure that any athlete ended behind a passing athlete in the tournament will collide with one place. This led to the participation of Hernandez in the first place on the medal platform in high jump and triple jumping, and the center of the platform in the second place in the long jump in the state in the state in

Then in July, the US Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against California Ministry of Education (CDE) and CIF for its policies that allowed biological males to compete in girls’ sports throughout the state despite Trump signing an executive order in February to ban it.

Hernandez was honored by Senator Sabrina Cervantes at the Jorba City Council on August 7. Servantes was present to give Hernandez certificates on behalf of the California Council and gave a speech athlete.

A Scan By the California Public Policy Institute, most of the California population opposed athletes who transport the competitive biological males in women’s sports.

This number included more than 70 % of Parents of the state school.

“Most of the California residents support the request of sexually transgender athletes to compete for sex -identical teams that were appointed at birth,” the poll mentioned.

“The solid majority of adults (65 %) and potential voters (64 %) supports those who require sexually transformed athletes for the teams that match the sex that was appointed at birth, and not the sex they recognize.

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