The Total Women’s Total Basketball Conference Game witnessed Saturday night Transgender He scored 21 points in Al -Nasr and eventually won the MVP championship.
The athlete Harriet McKinsey led the Vanu Island University (VIU) to win 69-59 On the Christian Colombia College (CBC) in the Bakoyst starring game. McKinsey ended the game with 10 rebound balls in addition to 21 leading points in the game.
After that, McKenzi won the MVP conference at a ceremony after the match. She crowned a season in which the athlete punished the competing athlete on the stadium, where the entire conference led the registration with a margin of 62 points on the top scorer in the second place, and the laws of combating discrimination in Canada have benefited from the CBC penalty outside the court.
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The Mackeenzie’s MVP Honor and Conference Championship came to the MVP tournament after a long dispute between the two teams, which was the crossing athlete in the middle. McKenzi was the best player in the conference in 2023.
Disagreement Suspension From Taylor Clagit, CBC coach, CBC lost the rights to host the Pacwst Championship, where he was supposed to play a match on Saturday at the CBC private stadium. Instead, due to the penalties placed on CBC on allegations by Mackeenzie, the game was played at Capelano University.
The dispute began during a match on October 25 between the two teams, which VIU 69-56 won after Mackeenzie scored 19 points in the game. Five days after that match on October 30, The Trans Athlete posted a Instagram video claiming that Clagit “besieged one of our athletes and went in a state of how I was not allowed to play.”
McKenzi claimed that she was deliberately objected to the ground by the CBC player.
“I have moved to Earth by No. 13 without playing on the ball on the horizon, then the main coach Clagit can be seen clapping in support.”
In response, Clagett posted its Instagram statement, claiming that Mackenzie’s comments were inaccurate.
“My intention has nothing to do with a specific athlete, but instead, the safety of mathematics in their sport,” Klagit wrote.
VIU then filed an official complaint to Pacwst, which prompted an investigation against VIU. When the two teams were scheduled to play again in two games on January 10 and 11, VIU refused to play due to the alleged accident of their first meetings.
“Intimidation, harassment and discrimination has no place in athletics,” Fio said in a statement in favor of Fox News in January. Regarding the decision not to play, “intimidation, harassment and discrimination has no place in athletics.” “VIU stands in full support for our athletes and affirms the right of all athletes to compete in an environment that gives priority to their safety and well -being.”
Even VIU asked the sources not to rely on losses in the team’s record, which Pacwst granted.
CBC made a statement to Fox News Digital this weekend, saying: “accusations that CBC, its coaches, players and fans are an incorrect and misleading safety threat.”
Then CBC Mackeenzie played in a message sent to Fox News Digital.
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CBC players blame Mackenzie in “personal attacks” and “defamatory comments” and even “comments inciting violence” against their coach.
“Video clips and messages published by the women’s women’s basketball team in VIU have been directly visible in the past three months, multiple rules mentioned in Article 17.2 of the guide. The various posts included“ personal attacks ”,“ defamatory comments ”,“ lack of respect for Pacwst ”, and led to“ comments on violence and/or ”.
“Any and all the allegations that VIU players have made regarding our team and the coach directly to Pakuist officials alone, and they should not publicly be downloaded on social media.”
Pacwst Clagett then commented in early February, and CBC lost its right to host the Pacwst Championship after the investigation conducted by the conference.
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VIU continued first in the conference with a score of 21-1 and will now go to the national championship as a conference champion. CBC will have to settle the WildCard card stain.
Since June 2017, all places inside Canada must comply with Canadian Human Rights LawEqual opportunities and/or anti -discrimination legislation that prohibit discrimination against sexual identity or gender expression. This law protects the inclusion of all athletes passing through women and girls’ sports.
The last executive order of President Donald Trump “There are no men in women’s sport” in the United States states that any public sector funding allows converted athletes to compete in girls ’or women’s sports will lose its federal financing. It has been repeatedly suggested that Canada join the United States as 51.
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