Canadian Game of Championships in Basketball Conference for Women’s Faculty on Saturday night a transgender player Win 21 points in the victory and eventually win the MVP tournament.
Trans athlete Harriette MacKenzie led the University of Vancouver Island (VIU) to victory 69-59 through Columbia Christian College (CBC) In Pacwest Championship. Mackenzie ended the match with 10 rebounds, except for 21 points led by an athlete.
After the game after the game, MacKenzie won the MVP Conference Tournament. This limited the season in which the athlete punished the competition on the field, leading the entire conference in reaching a grade of 62 points compared to a second place grade and used Canadian antidiscrimination laws to drop the CBC from the field.
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MacKenzie’s Tournament MVP Championship and Conference Championship followed after a seasonal altercation between the two teams, which was in the center. Mackenzie was a player of the year of the 2023 conference.
The quarrel resulted suspension CBC main coach Taylor Clagett, and CBC lost the right to host the Pacwest Championship, as Saturday’s game was supposed to be played on CBC’s home ground. Instead, because of the sanctions put on CBC due to the allegation of Mackenzie, the game was played at Capilano University.
Feud started during the October 25th match between two teams, which won 69-56 after Mackenzie scored 19 points in the game. Five days after that game of October 30, the Trans athlete posted an Instagram video arguing that Clagett “scored one of our athletic staff and went on a tirade on how I should not be allowed to play.”
Mackenzie claimed that the CBC player also deliberately left her to the ground.
“Two manuals taken to the ground number 13 without playing on the ball in sight, and then one can see the main Clagett coach how he applauds in support,” the Trans athlete said.
In response, Clagett published his own Instagram statement, claiming that Mackenzie’s statements were incorrect.
“My intention has nothing to do with specific athletes, but instead, the safety of athletes in their sport,” Claggett wrote.
He then filed a formal complaint with Pacwst, encouraging an investigation against VIU. When two teams were to be played again in two games on January 10 and January 11, Viu refused to play because of the alleged incident from their first meetings.
“Int heritage, harassment and discrimination have no place in athletics,” he said in a statement to Fox News Digital in January regarding the decision not to play. “Viu fully supports our students and confirms the right of all athletes to compete in the environment, which prioritize their safety and well-being.”
Viu even asked the two of them not counting as losses in the team records, which was approved by Pacwest.
The CBC made a statement to Fox News Digital that weekend stating: “Charges that CBC, his coaches, players and fans are a security threat simply untrue and mis -informed.”
The CBC players then condemned Mackenzie in a letter sent to Fox News Digital.
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CBC players blamed Mackenzie for “personal attacks”, “defamation comments” and even “comments that encourage violence” against their coach.
“Videos and letters published by members of the Women’s Basketball Team ViU for the last three months have directly violated more rules listed in Article 17.2 Manuals. Different posts include” personal attacks “,” defamation comments “,” lack of respect for Pacwest “and brought to” the Konmentation that focused on. “
“Any and all the allegations made by players Viu -A in connection with our team and coach should have been directly communicated to Pacwest officials, they did not need to be transmitted publicly to social media.”
Pacwest then suspended Clagett in early February, and CBC lost the right to host Pacwest championship after the conference investigation.
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He finished Vi for the first time at a conference with a record of 21-1 and will now enter the national tournament as a conference champion. CBC will have to agree on a place with wild signs.
Since June 2017, all places within Canada must be in accordance with Canadian Law on Human Rightsequal opportunities and/or legislation against discrimination that prohibits discrimination of gender identity or expression of gender identity. This law protects the involvement of all trans athletes in women’s and maiden sports.
The recent executive order of President Donald Trump in the United States -in the United States, states that any institution publicly funded by trances will be lost in maiden or women’s sports will lose federal funding. He also repeatedly suggested that Canada join the United States as 51.
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