Two high school track coaches in Washington are speaking out after watching a trans-identifying male athlete crush his female competition at the state championship.
Brad Anderson is the boys’ track head coach, and Jason Keniston is the girls’ track head coach at Liberty High School near Seattle.
In May, the two coaches watched Veronica Garcia, a biological male formerly known as Donovan Brown, win first place at the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) state track meet.
Garcia won the girls’ 400-meter race with a record-smashing time of 55.59.
The two Liberty High track coaches began wondering how things could change and decided to speak up in an interview with the Independent Women’s Forum.
He “just completely blew the competition away,” Keniston recalled.
The win garnered 10 points for Garcia’s school, East Valley Spokane High School, which ended up…
