29-year-old man beats 13-year-old girl in NYC women's skateboarding competition

Rewarding the unfair advantage

A 29-year-old man who thinks he's a woman, beat a 13-year-old girl for first place in the New York City skateboarding tournament on Saturday, making it the first time a man competed against a young girl in the event and stole the first place win.

Ricci Tres, who also goes by Ricci And Tres, [because he's mentally ill] beat out Shiloh Catori, 13, and effectively stole the $500 prize away from her in the women's division of The Boardr Open.

Shiloh placed 133 in the Boardr Global ranking which is based on overall performance in competitions, while the guy, Tres, is ranked 838 but has a penis and hey, it's Pride Month.

Four of the six true female competitors in the tournament were under age 17, and the youngest was Juri Iikura, who is only 10 years old and came in fifth place.

People on social media were generally outraged over the age and gender disparities between competitors. Taylor Silverman, a female competitor from Connecticut, spoke out in May after placing second multiple times in skateboard competitions against men [as defined by any of the following: XY chromosomes, having a penis, having male gametes].

"I have been in three different contests with trans women, two of which I placed second," Silverman wrote in an Instagram post on May 17, which met with a barrage of negative comments. She went on to explain that the transgender competitor she lost against in a Redbull Cornerstone skate event took home $1,000 in qualifiers, $3,000 in finals and $1,000 in best trick.

"This totaled $5,000 of the prize money meant for female athletes," Silverman explained.

Fun Fact: there is no such thing as a 'trans woman.' It's a made up term to describe a man with gender dysphoria who thinks he's a woman and may have had his genitals mutilated and taken hormone blockers, which are actually chemical castration formulas, to prove it to himself. 

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Christina Pushaw, a spokeswoman for Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) using her personal Twitter account asked why 28- and 29-year-olds were "competing against children."

And where is the "pride" in beating a child in a physical competition? It must be about the money.

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