Sean “Luce” Allen has won six track events this season in Pennsylvania.
Allen won the 200-meter race by 0.15 seconds over a freshman female.
Allen has competed against females since 2023, when he was a sophomore at Plymouth Whitemarsh in Plymouth Meeting, PA, located 35 miles north of Philadelphia.
According to Fox News, Allen would have placed fourth in the boys category.
Fox News also pointed out that Pennsylvania schools have brushed off President Donald Trump’s executive order banning males in female sports.
A lawyer read a statement from Allen at a Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association board of directors meeting back in March, saying that forcing transgender individuals to compete against those who share a biological gender will hurt their development.”If you remove the ability of trans people to compete with a team that corresponds with their gender, then you’ll strip them of their opportunity to develop as people,” Allen said, via the Philadelphia Inquirer. “Trans athletes, like any other high school athlete, are just kids who want to compete.”
Allen’s mother even whined about putting him in the male category, claiming it “would be cruel.”
The mother claimed, “My child is a female in her heart and soul, and according to her medical labs.”
Those labs don’t confirm sex, lady. Your child has XY chromosomes.
Coach Christopher Jackson championed Allen’s place on the team because it “fosters a spirit of unity, sportsmanship, and inclusivity.”
Males on female sports teams “are admired for their bravery, work ethic, and unwavering commitment to the sport they love.”
I want to puke.
Jackson added that the male is “not a male who wants to play against girls, not a predator who wants to find a way into the female locker room, and not a male who isn’t good enough to be a boy. She is a girl.”
My blood is boiling, and my blood pressure just went through the roof.
A woman filed a lawsuit on behalf of her daughter against two school districts that allowed males to compete against her child in track. Allen is one of the males named in the lawsuit.
Judge Wendy Beetlestone of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania denied Holly Magalengo’s request for a restraining order.
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