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These high-school cross-country girls could throw Democrats a curve
Posted on 10/19/26 at 8:55 am
Posted on 10/19/26 at 8:55 am
stop the insanity
These high-school cross-country girls could throw Democrats a curve
A dozen Washington state girl athletes just made national news by protesting rules that made them compete against a boy, but the state’s adults may make far bigger news next month by voting to toss those same rules.
At a cross-country-team race Tuesday, the Camas HS girls did something their coaches presumably hadn’t trained them to do: They walked off the course.
They were refusing to compete against a male teammate; other girls from rival Battle Ground also chose to walk the course in protest.
Yet while it was the girls who left the race, it was the adults responsible for this travesty who stole their chances to compete — and that may soon change.
The male runner, Logan Mihailoff, began the season competing for Camas in the boys’ junior-varsity division, finishing 76th at a Sept. 5 race.
A few weeks later, he switched to the girls’ division.
His performance — er, relative performance — suddenly soared: On Sept. 26, he finished second among 195 girls in a race at the Nike Portland Invitational.
Three days later, he won a girls’ varsity race against Union HS, finishing ahead of every single one of the 45 biological female runners.
From 76th in boys’ junior varsity to first in girls’ varsity in 24 days.
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These high-school cross-country girls could throw Democrats a curve
A dozen Washington state girl athletes just made national news by protesting rules that made them compete against a boy, but the state’s adults may make far bigger news next month by voting to toss those same rules.
At a cross-country-team race Tuesday, the Camas HS girls did something their coaches presumably hadn’t trained them to do: They walked off the course.
They were refusing to compete against a male teammate; other girls from rival Battle Ground also chose to walk the course in protest.
Yet while it was the girls who left the race, it was the adults responsible for this travesty who stole their chances to compete — and that may soon change.
The male runner, Logan Mihailoff, began the season competing for Camas in the boys’ junior-varsity division, finishing 76th at a Sept. 5 race.
A few weeks later, he switched to the girls’ division.
His performance — er, relative performance — suddenly soared: On Sept. 26, he finished second among 195 girls in a race at the Nike Portland Invitational.
Three days later, he won a girls’ varsity race against Union HS, finishing ahead of every single one of the 45 biological female runners.
From 76th in boys’ junior varsity to first in girls’ varsity in 24 days.
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Posted on 10/19/26 at 9:08 am to djmed
What happened to "girls are equal to or better than boys" or "a woman can do anything a man can do" or "women are the stronger sex because we have babies"?
Feminists now have a tough choice. Admit that women, on average, are physically inferior to men and can't compete with men on a level playing field in terms of athletics and other physical competitions, and women need protecting. Or they can still insist women are equal, at which point men should flat out flood women's sports.
Heck, if men and women are physically equal in sports, why even have men's and women's teams. One team, best players make it. Of course we know that would be the end of women in sports as we know it. But it's what many feminists deserve.
Feminists now have a tough choice. Admit that women, on average, are physically inferior to men and can't compete with men on a level playing field in terms of athletics and other physical competitions, and women need protecting. Or they can still insist women are equal, at which point men should flat out flood women's sports.
Heck, if men and women are physically equal in sports, why even have men's and women's teams. One team, best players make it. Of course we know that would be the end of women in sports as we know it. But it's what many feminists deserve.
This post was edited on 10/19/26 at 9:09 am
Posted on 10/19/26 at 9:09 am to djmed
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throw Democrats a curve
Screwball Bros DESTROYED
Posted on 10/19/26 at 9:10 am to djmed
I have it on good authority that this never happens and that Republicans made it all up.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 9:11 am to theballguy
My other thought is this is why removing essentially all bullying might not be good. This wouldn't have happened when I was in high school back in the early to mid 2000s.
The boy who switched to the girls division would've been laughed out of our high school and wouldn't have been able to show their face. They're admitting they are a loser.
The boy who switched to the girls division would've been laughed out of our high school and wouldn't have been able to show their face. They're admitting they are a loser.
This post was edited on 10/19/26 at 9:12 am
Posted on 10/19/26 at 9:15 am to FloridaSaintsFan
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Feminists now have a tough choice.
They really don't. They can be as hypocritical as they can turn the knob up to.
They can keep men who claim to be women out of their professional leagues while criticizing them and banning them from arenas.... and then wake up a day later and demand boys who claim to be girls to be able to compete with girls.
They aren't called out on their overwhelming hypocrisy... so they can deny men to compete in their own little paying clubs and subsidized professional leagues while forcing amateur girls to compete with boys. And it all makes perfect sense to the absolute, 70 IQ, morons who subscribe to it all.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 10:20 am to djmed
quote:I applaud his improvement. He must have worked really hard to accomplish that. I can't help but wonder if steroids were involved though.
From 76th in boys’ junior varsity to first in girls’ varsity in 24 days.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 11:07 am to FloridaSaintsFan
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The boy who switched to the girls division would've been laughed out of our high school and wouldn't have been able to show their face.
“His” face. “Their” is tranny talk. Please quit it.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 11:10 am to CleverUserName
quote:
They can be as hypocritical as they can turn the knob up to.
They generally don’t touch knobs.
Posted on 10/19/26 at 11:13 am to djmed
Every high school team has a goon. We called ours "hatchet man."
Sounds like it's time for the cross country teams to get real.
Sounds like it's time for the cross country teams to get real.

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