Joe Solosabal

A Democrat state senator, Catherine Miranda of Arizona, is being criticized for her response to a former NCAA volleyball player, Kaylie Ray, who led a team forfeit against SJSU in 2024 during the school's trans athlete scandal. Miranda said, "you look pretty healthy" and then questioned Ray's competitiveness. Ray has given me a full response to Miranda's comments. "I wonder if she could look Riley Gaines, Brooke Slusser, Lainey Armistead, Madison Kenyon, Mary Kate Marshall, and every single girl who has been forced to compete against a man in the eyes and tell them they simply are not competitive enough? "It sends a dangerous message to young girls in sports. It says that if you do not want your place or your awards taken by boys then you must be weak or afraid. It tells girls that if they care about their safety or want fair competition then they somehow lack toughness. "As a young woman, that message is deeply discouraging. Wanting fairness does not make someone a coward. Wanting safe and equal competition does not mean a girl does not have what it takes. It means she respects herself and the effort and dedication that women have put into building opportunities in sports. "Thinking this way risks erasing women’s sports entirely. It ignores the purpose of Title IX and dismisses the generations of women who fought to create spaces where female athletes could compete and succeed. No single woman has the right to give away the opportunities and protections that so many others worked so hard to secure."

The views in Utah for college baseball are unmatched.

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