Same Oregon High School This came under the fire last year to allow transgender athletes to compete against the girls, still blowing the competition a year later.
Ada Gallagher, runs like 10th grade in McDaniel High School in PortlandHe finished first in the 200m races in the 400m during the Portland Interscholastic League 6A-1 2024 championship.
Now the 11th grade, Gallagher returned to the track due to the meeting of Portland Interscholastic League on his home trail, where she was noticed that she was smoking competition, especially at 400 m, where she ended up more than seven seconds better than the rest of the field.
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Ada Gallagher, a transgender athlete from McDaniel High School in Portland, Oregon, continues to win races. (Kirby Lee-Usa Today Sport)
Gallagher finished 57.62 to 400m and Kinnaly Suphanthong at Franklin High School arrived second in 1: 05.72. Gallagher’s teammate, Quinnan Schaefer, was behind Souphathong at 1: 07.13.
Then, in the 200m race, Gallagher finished first at 25.76, followed by teammate Addyson Skyles at 27.31.
Both times for Gallagher they were a seasonal record.
As the video race began to circulate on social networks, commentators began to speak their piece.
“That experience must be so demoralized for these girls,” said one user X. “… you will look back later and be much angry, especially if you have your own children.” The other added, “The girls should just start to refuse running and will end soon.”
Ada Gallagher from McDaniel High School in Portland, Oregon, won her competition in the 200m 400 m races during the Portland Interscholastic League. (Kirby Lee-Usa Today Sport)
AND Oregon Activities AssociationThe administrative body for Portland Interscholastic League, has a policy of participating in a gender identity that “allows students to participate in athletic or the activities of their consistently fixed gender identity program, providing fair and safe environment for all students.”
“As a rule 8.2 in connection with the duration of eligibility / graduation, rules such as this promotes harmony and honest competition among schools to members of Members of the equality of acceptability and increasing the number of students who will have the opportunity to participate in intersholastic activities,” adds the Ordinance.
The executive order of President Donald Trump 14201, better known as “Signing men from Women’s Sport”, was signed for “protection of student athletes, in the female category,” must compete with or against or to appear before men. ”
When Trump signed an order last month, the Republicans from Oregon were delighted, and the leader of the minority of Christine Drazan house said she would introduce an account to rewrite politics in high school athletics.
Ada Gallagher from McDaniel High School in Portland, Oregon, set seasonal records in races in 200 Mi 400 Mu Division for girls. (Kirby Lee-Usa Today Sport)
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“Women fought for – and earned – respect and support for themselves in sports and made incredible gains in this. We have to defend that progress and advocate for righteousness.” Drazan said in a statement published about national girls and women’s days in sports, Oregon public broadcast.
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