Athletes of the Sexual Path of Gold at the California Championship wins despite Trump’s threat

Clovis, California – Overcoming the extreme pressure to quit President Trump, dozens of local demonstrators and other prominent critics of sexually transformed athletes in the sport of girls, Abi Hernandez, 16, bordered in many of her peers to win multiple gold medals in the high school and field championship in California on Saturday.

Beginners from the Goroba Valley Secondary School – which competed despite Trump’s guidance that she is prohibited from doing this – won the state’s titles in the triple jump for girls and the girl’s high jumping and occupies the second place in the long jump for girls.

Hernandez’s success in the Wilovis Championships in Clovis for the year 2025 in Clovis came in high temperatures – with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees throughout the day – and under the intense lights.

Earlier this week, Trump said on social media that he was “ordering the local authorities, if necessary, not to allow” Hernandez to compete, claiming that she won “everything” in a prior meeting and called it “practically unreasonable.” The demonstrators gathered outside the meeting on Friday and Saturday to include it and the friendly laws of the state that allow it.

Despite all of this, Hernandez looked calm and concentrated while competing. When its name was announced for the long jump, it waved the crowd. When the high jump was announced, I smiled.

Hernandez defeated all other competitors in the triple jump, although the runner -up also ranked first under new rules set by the California Federation among the terraces after Trump issued his threats.

Hernandez tied with two other girls in high jump, with three of them, all of whom wipe the same height and the participation of gold.

Hernandez’s mother, Nerida Hernandez, is satisfied with her after the events in a statement presented to the Times, saying: “As your mother, I can’t completely express the extent of my pride.”

Her mother said: “Your watching is rising over months of targeting, misunderstanding, and she was not judged by her peers, but by adults who should have known the best, he left me in awe of your strength.” “Despite all of this, I remained focus. She continued to train, continued to appear, and now you are preparing the golden house !!!

During some Hernandez’s leaps, a protester can be heard on a revolution from outside the Boakanan Secondary School stadium repeating, “There are no boys in the sport of girls!” California officials banned among traders the signs of protest within the facility, but the external protesters held a group of them – including those that have read “No child in the wrong body “,” The girls transformed are boys: CIF is better “, and” she is training to win. Take the cup? “

Josh Folver, the 46 -year -old father, who is the internet conservative and lives near the stadium, said he was a protester in Polan. He said that Hernandez should not compete – regardless of how to put it – because her presence in the competition had a “psychological effect” on its competitors in Cisgender.

He said: “I stand with the truth.” “Males should not be pretended to be female, nor should they compete against female mathematics.”

Lauren Webster, a senior high school of Wilson High School in Long Beach, who beat Hernandez in the long jump, said she was not thinking about Hernandez – instead, focused on her performance.

“No one else was worried about it. I knew what I was able to,” Wester said. “I can’t control what cannot be controlled.”

Hernandez’s intense focus reflects two days of competition on Friday and Saturday, a wide increase in the anger of the sexual transformed girls who compete in sports events worldwide, despite representing a small part of the competitors. It also reflects concerted efforts by Trump and other prominent province personalities to exchange Hernandez individually, as an unintended poster for such fears.

Modern opinion polls, including a Times poll last year, showed that many Americans support the rights of transgender people, but the majority opposes sexually transformed girls participating in youth sports. California has long defended the children of transgender people and their right to participate in athletics for youth, but other states have increased to reduce these rights or completely remove these rights.

Trump for the first time, the issues of transgender people with enthusiasm during his presidential campaign, as he spent millions of dollars on anti -transition political advertisements. Since his election, he issued a wave of executive orders and other policies aimed at retreating from the rights and protection of transgender people.

Over and over, Hernandez has been distinguished in that discussion.

Earlier this week, Trump referred to Hernandez in a post on social media in which he said that his administration would reduce federal financing to California if it does not prevent her from competing in the state finals this week, and is more in line with his executive order in which he alleges the transgender youth from participating in school sport at the country level.

The next day, the US Department of Justice officials referred to Hernandez again, announcing the launch of the investigation of whether California and its sports federation between the interlocutors and the unified Joroba School area are violating the civil rights of the girls of Cisgender by allowing sexually transformed students such as Hernandez to fit in sport.

In the Friday and Saturday meeting, Hernandez is often mixed with hundreds of other athletes, barely caught their attention. She was less clear than the demonstrators there to condemn the competition.

Hernandez’s mother defended Trump and other adults in recent days to show her daughter’s sympathy, describing him “every time I see my child being attacked, not for violations, but just because they are who they are.”

She said that her daughter is “not a threat”, while the harassment directed at her is “not only harsh, she is dangerous.”

Local demonstrators – some of whom have relationships with conservative national organizations – Hernandez competes in girls’ events in different terms.

Before the police photographed him, Sofia Lori, Awareness Director of the Conservative California Council, was toured on the field on Saturday wearing a hat, “women’s sport, women only”. The crowd members told Hernandez a boy and distributed the pink “girls’ rescue” bracelets and corridors that direct people to an online petition calling on the union between California between traders to change their policies to sexually transformed athletes from the competition.

Trump administration officials have taken a similar position.

In a message on Wednesday to the CEO of the Federation, Ronald W. Nostiti, ATTY assistant. General Harmet Delon, who was appointed by Trump to head the Civil Rights Department of the Ministry of Justice, called for Hernandez’s success in field events in the field of the last “worrying” track. She said that California, which allows Henandez to compete, is a possible violation of the ninth bank, the Federal Civil Rights Law of 1972 prohibits sexual discrimination in educational programs and other activities that receive federal financing.

Dhillon also pointed to the recent Note of the Governor of the Gavin New Zoom, conservative activist Charlie Kirk, that sexually converted girls in sports are “very fair”.

The observation came in a conversation on the NewSom Podcasts in March, where Hernandez was also distinguished.

Kirk, co -founder of the Governorate Organization in the United States of America, asked Nirm if he would express his opposition to Hernandez competing in the events of the girls ’path and the field. Newsom said that he agreed that these positions are “unfair”, but it also faces a problem in the “way people speak to weak societies”, including transgender people.

When Kirk suggested that Newcom could say that he has a “heart for” Hernandez but still believed that her competitor is unfair, New Zom said he agreed.

Newsom has not issued any such statement since then. However, the playing playground in California has turned into sexually transformed athletes since Trump began talking about Hernandez.

On Wednesday, CIF announced a change in its rules for this weekend. Under the new rules, the CISGENERER girl who collides with qualifying for the final of the transgender athlete will progress to compete in the finals. In addition, Al -Ittihad said, any girl CISGENERER who was beaten by a transgender competitor will be given any medal that she would have claimed that she did not compete with transgender athletes.

CIF Hernandez did not mention the name in announcing the change of policy, but he pointed directly to the high jump, triple jumping and long jumping – the three events that were competing.

Under the new rules, Hernandez shared its place in both the event platform with other girls.

CIF did not answer the list of questions about its new policy. NewSom spokesman applauded this change, but others were not affected.

Critics of the transgender athletes rejected it as insufficient and demanded a full ban on transgender athletes. Volver, the demonstrator of Bolhurne, said that CIF “admits that they have made a long time ago” while they are still not doing enough to fix it – which Trump clearly sees.

“I hope Donald Trump will see what is happening this weekend, and I hope he will withdraw funding away from California,” said Volver.

LGBTQ’s defenders+ also criticized the changing of the base, but for various reasons, describing it as Chris’s surrender, who set a teenager to satisfy a crowd of infiltrators who choose a political battle.

“The fact that these political players themselves continue to bully and harass one child, even after sword changed his policy, this was never about sport or fairness,” said Christie Hurst, co -founder of the Public Education Group in the United States of America.

“It was simply related to the use of a child, while bargaining for his personal safety at the national level, to record political points and pay attention from the serious issues that families and societies in this country are already interested,” said Hurst.

NEREYDA Hernandez said it hopes AB’s victory is an inspiration for other children who feel “uninterrupted.”

She said: “For every young man who watches, especially those who feel that they are not visible or not heard of it, let them remind that originality, courage and flexibility illuminate brighter than hate.” “It will not be easy, but definitely deserves it.”