U of Washington women's soccer team played a high school U-14 boys squad and lost.

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The argument that men belong in women's sports took another shocking blow last week when the University of Washington's women's soccer team had a match against a men's team. Well, not a men's team, per se. It was an under-14 boys soccer team.

To be clear, the Washington Huskies women's soccer team isn't some also-ran either. This is a team that is fresh off a Big Ten Tournament win and made it all the way to the Elite Eight last season.

To be clear, there's a reason the Huskies decided to schedule this game, too. Practicing against men, obviously, makes the games against other women's teams seem easy. It's like setting a pitching machine to 100 mph when you know the pitcher you're set to face tops out at 90.

If you're shocked by this result, you're either way too far down the rabbit hole of trans indoctrination and gender equality in sports, or you just haven't been paying attention, because we've seen something even more egregious happen on the pitch before.

If you'll recall, the U-15 FC Dallas boys team absolutely pummeled the U.S. Women's National Team by a score of 5-2 back in 2017 as it was fresh off a Women's World Cup win two years prior. There was also the time the Swiss Women's National Team lost to a U-15 boys team by a score of 7-1.

If you are still banging the drum that men and women, on the whole, are equal when it comes to competitive sports, then your head is buried so far in the sand that it's going to take a backhoe to get you out.

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