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Transgender athlete from Old Saybrook High School, Rose McNaughton, is raising eyebrows once again.
McNaughton, who was born a male, throws shot put for the Old Saybrook High School Girls Track & Field team, and keeps on winning against biological girls.
At the Shoreline Conference Outdoor Track Championship 2024 last week, McNaughton landed in second place, effectively taking the opportunity away from a biological girl.
It was pointed out by Greg Scott from the Center for AZ Policy that McNaughton's winning toss in last week's Championship, "with a shot that is only 4 kg, compared to the male's which is 7.26 kg ... isn't even mediocre."
"He isn't remotely competitive against other males. He doesn't belong at states. End the madness," pleaded Scott.
Nonetheless, McNaughton went on to compete in Girls Shot Put (Flight 1) at the Connecticut State Championships today, May 29th, placing third and robbing yet another biological girl of an opportunity to stand on the winners podium.
The ability to transfer energy into force explosively is key to success in an event like shot put, and there are definite differences in athletic performance by sex.
Scientific research shows that the athletic performance gap between males and females becomes significant at puberty and often amounts to 10–50% depending on the sport. The athletic performance gap is even more pronounced in sports that rely on muscle mass and explosive strength, particularly in the upper body, so sports like shot put.
Furthermore, the muscular advantage enjoyed from being a biological male is "only minimally reduced when testosterone is suppressed," according to the research.
There's a clear difference in stature between 6'3" McNaughton and the biological girls who compete in the sport. To think that doesn't impart an advantage to McNaughton is outrageous.
But that doesn't seem to matter to the folks who manage the state champtionships, the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC).
Nor does it matter to Old Saybrook Public Schools, which reaffirmed its commitment to transgender athletes after the Centinal first exposed how McNaughton's presence on the team made biological girls feel uncomfortable.
Suffice it to say, the biological girls still feel uncomfortable with a large biological male competing on a girls team.
And even more people are upset that McNaughton has taken additional opportunities away from biological girls.
Well, I'm sorry that those girls feel uncomfortable, but "facts don't care about your feelings," and it is incredibly unlikely that this person's presence made them actually unsafe.
Also, if this person is far lower in skill than the men's league, doesn't it make sense that she might compete in a division for those who will not throw as far, especially if she is also a girl?
So if men suck at being men, then it's okay for them to pretend they are women according to you???
With twisted thinking like that, it's no wonder America is so messed up!!
Yes, facts don't care about feelings. Which is why this MALE's feelings of "identifying as a girl" should not matter AT ALL against the fact that biological sex is real.
Imagine not caring about the safety of girls but prioritizing the delusion of a male. It is actually VERY likely that his presence made them feel unsafe. Why? Because he is a MALE. He does NOT belong in FEMALE SPACES. You dismissing this claim tells me A) you're a male yourself B) you're just as delusional as he is.
Lastly, this MALE being a terrible athlete and incapable of competing against other male athletes does NOT AT ALL mean he gets to compete against female athletes.
But thank you in a roundabout way of admitting you're aware there are biological differences between men and women and this matters in sports, which is why you're admitting a terrible male athlete should play on a female sports team.
Newsflash: female sports are not a dumping ground for failed male athletes.
Also, if you really care about women's safety, maybe you shouldn't post a minor's name and approximate location online and then call her an evil robber and a threat to other women.
The school, athletic league and local papers all use the athlete's name and don't take the extra step to blur out Rose's face... so what's the problem? Would it be better to hide the fact that a giant dude thinks he's a girl and makes real biological girls feel uncomfortable when he stares at them while changing?
Clearly you are some kind of groomer or perhaps have already been groomed yourself.
HE is a threat to these girl's safety. HE could choose at any time to face reality that he is a male, he will always be a male and he belongs in MALE athletics.