Maine High School Athletics was involved in another trans-athlete controversy, because state legislators fought against the executive decree of President Donald Trump prohibiting the biological men of female girls and sports.
The last issue occurred at the Nordic Ski Championships State. According to the Council (icons), Soren Stark-Chessa ended in third and fourth place in classic class C and class C class C competitions.
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The athlete helped Maine Coast Waldorf in third place in the female competition. Stark-Chessa was one of the best state skiers, winning the honors of the Esttern Maine Condéal in the Nordic girls of the girls during the 2023-24 season, according to The Sun-Journal.
The school sports director Susan Sonntag defended the participation of Stark-Chessa against secondary schools in 2023 in a statement at the Daily Mail. However, Trump’s executive decree and his public public with Maine Janet Mills have put the policy of participation in state sexes under the microscope.
Trump threatened to withdraw federal funding from Maine’s schools if the policy of allowing boys to participate in the sports of girls. Mills replied that she would see Trump in court for the decision.
The rules of the Association of Directors of Maine (MPA) indicated that a potential athlete student should “declare their gender identity to their member school if their gender identity differs from the sex of the student attributed to birth”. The rules indicated that the school has “the only authority for determining gender identity for the purposes of sports registration and participation in events sponsored by AMP”.
The new trans-participation policy of the NCAA is “ as clear as the mud ”, says Riley Gaines
(Maine’s transgender sports policies are under fire.)
In addition, “no medical or official document file will be requested to establish the identity of a student”.
The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into title IX on Maine.
Republican state representative Laurel Libby appeared on “The Ricky Cobb Show” by Outkick “earlier this week and qualified” extreme “state rules.
“This is the policy that Governor Mills defends against President Trump,” said Libby. “It’s so extreme. It is an aberrant value even among other states that have similar policies. And it is an extreme position that the Mainers do not support.
“Not only does it support this extreme policy, but its position could cost $ 250 million in the state for the schools of Maine and it is money we need to provide education to Maine. is a double for the way it strikes our state.
Libby described the policy of “incredibly wide” and underlined a problem that the state recently saw against a transgender athlete winning a state of state in the pole vault for girls.
