A transsexual basketball player was absent from a girls’ end game in California on Saturday night after a week’s attention and controversy.
The trans-athlete had led San Francisco Waldorf’s girls’ basketball team to a 9-8 record and an endgame meeting against Cornerstone Christian School.
But in the absence of the trans-athlete, San Francisco lost against Cornerstone 56-30.
There is no reason for the athlete’s absence. San Francisco Waldorf has not responded to Pakinomist Digital’s request for comment.
Several protesters participated in Saturday night’s game at Cornerstone-Campus, which had signs of messaging against trans-trans. But these signs were not flown in the gym after protesters realized the translation was not there, sources of Pakinomist told Digital.
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Protesters outside Cornerstone Christian School in California after a girls’ basketball match, where a trans athlete was absent for San Francisco Waldorf. (With permission from Beth Bourne)
The athlete played on Waldorf’s girls’ volleyball team in the fall, which got a playoff forfeation by Stone Ridge Christian in November.
However, Cornerstone Christian promised to compete in Saturday’s match against Trans Player, which Pakinomist Digital should only report on Tuesday.
News that the cornerstone would play, ignited national media coverage, in the midst of an ongoing conflict between the state of California and President Donald Trump’s administration on the issue of Trans -Inclusion in girls’ sports.
In addition, California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) is under investigation of Trump’s Department of Education (DOE) and Office of Civil Rights (OCR) as it continues to instruct schools to allow trans -athletes to compete as women in spite of the president Performing order.
DOE’s Deputy General Attorney, Candice Jackson, earlier Pakinomist Digital told the department monitored the State Girls’ Basketball Game as it conducts its study.
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“CIF sets the parameters under which schools compete in these playoffs and they are responsible as recipients of federal funds to comply with title IX. OCR’s CIF study continues as it seems that CIF’s ignoring title IX continues,” said Jackson.
Trump’s executive order would reduce federal funding to any institution that allows trans athletes to compete against girls and women.
According to the United States Facts, California’s public schools receive about $ 16.8 billion a year, which is 13.9% or one of every seven dollars financing of the public school, which is well above the national average.
CIF has not responded to a request for comment on the situation involving the upcoming playoff game.
CIF, who previously told Pakinomist Digital that it will continue to follow the state law, which has been in effect since 2014, on the issue of trans athletes.
“CIF gives students the opportunity to belong, connect and compete in educational -based experiences in accordance with California’s legislation [Education Code section 221.5. (f)] Which allows students to participate in school programs and activities, including athletic teams and competitions that are in line with the student’s gender identity, regardless of the gender listed on the student’s posts, “the statement reads.
A law called AB 1266, regardless of the gender listed on the student’s items. “
However, California’s lawmakers have introduced several bills to reversing this law in 2025.
California’s State Assembly Member Kate Sanchez announced such a bill on January 7, then the assembly member Bill Essayli introduced a similar on February 14.
