Parents of boy allows him to beat girls in high jump competition

Don't let earrings and long hair fool you: he's a below-average high jumper

A high school sophomore who was born with XY chromosomes, an Adam's apple, penis and testicles and a decent amount of testosterone, took away the girl's first place trophy at the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA) indoor track and field championship. He was able to do this simply by letting his hair grow and calling himself a girl.

The dude jumped 5'2" to beat the second place girl by a mere one inch, but had he competed against fellow, uh, fellows, he would have been beaten by about a foot in the competition by the boys.

Maelle Jacques, who celebrated [and pretended to be] a female competitor failed to match his winning jump.

His parents had no problem allowing him to cheat in the event because, as every kindergarten child knows, boys generally beat girls in sports that require speed and strength. It's rather disgusting how society now looks the other way when scholarships and fame are whisked away from females by nothing more than mediocre males who would never win against their peers.

Twelve-time All-American swimmer Riley Gaines slammed Jacques’ parents, posting on X, “How could the parents of this boy allow their son to cheat deserving women out of opportunities? And why don’t the parents of the girls stand up and say ‘no’ for their daughters? This country is full of failing, gutless mothers and fathers.”

Females need to stand together and refuse to compete against males in sports. 

Imagine if Riley Gaines along with her female competitors stood on the starting platforms and did not jump when the gun went off, leaving Will [aka Lia] Thomas to swim alone. That would send an incredibly powerful message to college sports. The same would happen with other events.

The NHIAA has an eligibility policy that asserts, “The NHIAA is committed to providing transgender student-athletes with equal opportunities to participate in NHIAA athletic programs consistent with their gender identity. The NHIAA has concluded that it would be fundamentally unjust and contrary to applicable state and federal law to preclude a student from participation on a gender-specific sports team that is consistent with the public gender identity of that student for all other purposes.”

Balderdash! 

You have your own rudder, swim against males who have the same. If you're a male who believes you're a female, swim against other gender dysphoric mentally ill competitors. Stop stealing the limelight, the trophies, the scholarships and the thousands of hours top female athletes put into their sport.

Ask yourself, why is it that we don't see transgender 'men' successfully competing with real men in sports?

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