California Trans Athlete: Hs Triple Jumper receives praise after finishing second place

California Reese Hogan, the sporting of the girls’ path, got social media during the weekend when she briefly emerged on the first place mark during the platform party and a photo after she lost to a transgender athlete in the triple jump.

Hogan, a sporting of Crane Luther, secondary school, scored a personal record and a school record in the triple jump at an altitude of 37 feet, and 2 inches during the meeting on Saturday. She was competing in section 3 of California federation (CIF) The Southern Section Finals.

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The transgender athlete from the Joroba Valley Secondary School defeated Hogan with more than 4 feet. The athlete also won the long jump competition.

Hogan smiled, with a medal around her neck, as she climbed to first place as soon as the ceremony is completed. Beginners received tremendous chants in the video that circulated and praised as the “real hero”.

The 16 -year -old was among those who told Fox News Digital last week that CIF officials made her and her athletes remove their “Protect Girls SPORTS” shirts before they met at CIF South South Section Prelimes.

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I claimed that the officials made them feel that if they did not take off from their shirts, they would be excluded from this event.

Hogan said: “This did not say, but it was implicit that if my shirt did not come out after that and there, it is possible that something will happen in my place, he did not say that, but this is implicit.” “Over the day, there was a kind of a little more striking … they became more hostile with their voices … they never said anything about the lack of eligibility, but that was implicit through the tone of their voice and the way they said things.”

Since the controversy in the introduction, The Trump administration has developed California and governments Gavin New Roosom in a notice.

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The state is still outperforming the president Donald TrumpExecutive order to preserve biological males from sports and women’s sports. CIF is already under the investigation of the ninth title.

Jackson Thompson in Fox News contributed to this report.

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