A girls’ trace meeting in Maine became the subject of widespread controversy after a trans athlete dominated several running events. The incident took place as the state faces an internal and federal pressure to keep trans athletes out of girls’ sports and a lawsuit on the issue of President Donald Trump’s administration.

A transidentifying athlete competing for the North Yarmouth Academy in Yarmouth, Maine, won the girl’s 800 meters and 1600 meters of events. In October 2023, Pakinomist reported Digital that this athlete was transgender. Pakinomist Digital has reached the North Yarmouth Academy for comment.

The athlete has made national headlines in Maine back to that month after jumping to 4th place in the 5K division in the category Girls after previously completing 172. Among the boys. The athlete again gave national headlines to compete in Nordic skiing and take a podium place in Maines High School State Nordic Skiing Championships eventually.

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Friday at Poland-Nya-Yarmouth-Seacoast Meet won the athlete 1600-meter with a time of 5: 57.27, where he jumped second place, ending with a time of 6: 16.32. In the 800m, the trans-athlete etched a closer first place with a time of 2: 43.31, just about a second better than second place with a time of 2: 44.87.

Local high school sports photographer David Young, owner of Maine Running Photography, was there to shoot the meeting.

“He blasted all the girls in the particular race away [the 1600m]There was no one near him, it won it easily. “Young told Pakinomist Digital.” In 800m it was a difference in one second that the girl tried very hard to catch him. ”

Young added that there had been several spectators at the meeting to cheer the trans athlete on, but no audible protests.

“There were a few people there shouting his name, he’s pretty well known,” Young said.

Young said that his 2023 photos of the athlete went so viral on Facebook and asked so much setback that he ended up removing these photos because of the overwhelming response.

“It got too ugly,” Young said.

“Not only did I get it from the people who were to Transgers, I got it from people who were anti-transversors. And I didn’t know what to do and someone finally said, ‘Well, if you just remove the picture, the debate will disappear.’ So I removed the picture and the debate went away.

However, Young said he still plans to send his latest photos of the athlete on his Facebook page, even after what happened last time.

Many of Young’s previous photos of the athlete have become viral on social media in the wake of the athlete’s latest victory. Maine residents, politicians and even national pundits have sent media, including the athlete and led to national debate and attention for the meeting, as Maine faces a continuous internal and federal conflict on the issue.

“Today, a biological man won 800 & 1600 in Girls Division at a Maine Sporm Meeting. Every girl who placed 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and further in these races was pushed aside so that a boy could ‘win’. This is not fair.

Libby previously made a Facebook post that identified another trans-athlete that won a girls’ pole vaulting competition. Libby was censored for the position of the legislature’s democratic majority and is currently involved in a lawsuit on the issue.

California Conservative activist Beth Bourne drew widespread national attention to the question by placing the recordings of competition at X.

The women’s activist athletics carries Brand XX-XY athletics even made the recordings of the competition for an ad.

One of the female athletes in Maine who had to compete against the trans athlete in Nordic skiing, former Pakinomist told Digital about the feeling of defeat that came to lose to the athlete.

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“The defeat that comes with it at that moment is heartbreaking,” Carlisle said. “I’m just in shock in a way. I didn’t believe it … I didn’t think it happened to me.”

The US Department of Justice announced a lawsuit against the state of Maine for its continued defense against Trump’s executive order to keep biological men out of girls and women’s sports and alleged violations of title IX. Attorney General Pam Bondi Announced the trial at a press conference April 16.

Bondi said she was looking for an injunction and got titles back to the girls who “rightly” won competitions where Trans athletes participated.

The Ministry of Justice accused the state “open and defiant whistling federal law on discrimination by enforcing policies that require girls to compete against boys in athletic competitions who are exclusively appointed for girls,” according to a complaint obtained by Pakinomist.

Meanwhile, Governor Janet Mills, Maine Department of Education and Maine Principal’s Association has held on to support to continue enabling Trans -Inclusion in girls’ sports throughout the state, with reference to Maine Human Rights Act as a precedent to determine gender eligibility.

“I am happy to go to court and litigation the questions raised in this law complaint,” Mills told journalists in April.

ONE Examination of The coalition of the American parents found that out of approx. 600 registered Maine voters said 63% that school sports participation should be based on biological sex, and 66% agreed that it is “only fair to limit women’s sports to biological women.”

The survey also found that 60% of residents would support a ballot limiting participation in Women’s and girls’ sports to Biological Women. This included 64% of the independent and 66% of parents with children under the age of 18.