A transgender sprinter, who formerly competed against males in high school, is now competing on his college’s women’s track and field team, and earlier this month set a school record.
Sadie Schreiner, who formerly went by Camden Schreiner, is permitted to compete with and against female track and field athletes at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), despite being a male. Schreiner identifies as transgender.
Notably, Schreiner is now only referred to as “Sadie Rose” on RIT’s athletics website.
“New school record‼️,” RIT celebrated Schreiner on its track and field Instagram page last week. “Sophomore Sadie Schreiner set a new record in the 300m dash last Friday at Nazareth, clocking in a time of 41.80s.”
The comments on the post have been turned off by the school.
Rochester radio host Bob Lonsberry said Schreiner would have landed in 41st place if he were still…
