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June 12, 2025 at 7:50 AM

MN man leads team to girls H.S. softball championship

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Champlin Park High School won the Minnesota Class 4A high school girls softball state title last week, with a six-foot-tall, 17-year-old man who identifies as a girl pitching three dominant complete games in the state tourney. What bravery!

Just another toothpick of insanity on Tim Walz's bonfire of a state. The Minnesota Star Tribune and the other state legacy media have completely hidden the trans-component of the story, but everyone in the softball community was well aware of the cheating. Glad Outkick has been providing some coverage. And in Minnesota, all you have to do to change your gender is amend your birth certificate--no surgery or drugs required. You can keep your genitalia and hang out in the opposite sex's locker room, all while dominating on the field. Title IX no longer applies here. You've come a long way, baby!

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    Randy Weivoda@RandyWeivoda·1y

    The people who are fine with this should advocate disbanding separate teams for boys and girls. It makes no sense to say that there should be separate leagues, but we'll let anyone cross over to the other league because they feel like it. Maybe we should do this with age, as well. If a 16-year-old athlete feels like he or she is still 9, let him or her play against the actual 9-year-olds. And if you think that would be unfair, you're just a bigot. If a 35-year-old golfer feels like a senior citizen, he should be able to play in a seniors tournament. And what about the Special Olympics? Why can't anyone compete in them?

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    kedavis@kedavis·1y

    Title IV? Did you mean Title IX?

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    Tim the Enchanter@TimEwald·1y
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    Title IV? Did you mean Title IX?

    Yes! Darn Roman numerals.

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    Seawriter@Seawriter·1y
    As one political cartoon I saw put it, "It's proof you can be the winner and still be a loser."
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    Ekosj@Ekosj·1y

    Men are better at being women than women are.

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