05/11/2026
I keep being told this ānever happensā and That thereās no competitive advantage, That biological males are not displacing girls in sports, and That concerns over fairness are exaggerated,again. But the California state track results tell a very different story and here we are⦠AGAIN.
AB Hernandez stole a girls state title in the triple jump, long jump, and high jump. He won first place in all events with scores and stats well above the actual girls (long jump +6, triple jump 9 3/4 in longer, high jump +.3m)
YET when those SAME marks are compared directly against the boys field at the exact same championship meet, the placements change dramatically and in each respective event he would have placed:
⢠Long Jump: 26th out of 27 boys
⢠Triple Jump: 26th out of 27 boys
⢠High Jump: 27th out of 27 boys
That means if those performances had been entered in the boys division, they would NOT have advanced out of preliminaries.
This is the entire point people have been trying to make.
A performance that dominates in the girls division was not remotely competitive against elite boys at the same meet.
Biological differences in sports performance exist. Ignoring the data does not make the reality disappear, but allowing boys to compete against women and steal earned title DOES make female Champions disappearā¦