Swimming Competition Permits Man, 50, to Compete Against 13-Year-Old Girls, Then Tries to Deny It
A regional swimming competition in Canada was caught allowing a 50-year-old man who claims to be transgender to race against 13- and 14-year-old girls, then tried to deny it happened after a reporter quizzed them over…

A regional swimming competition in Canada was caught allowing a 50-year-old man who claims to be Transgender to race against 13- and 14-year-old girls, then tried to deny it happened after a reporter quizzed them over it.
The incident occurred on Oct. 20 at Toronto’s Markham Pan Am Centre during the Richmond Hill Aquatic Centre’s Fall Classic swim meet, in which a swimmer going by the name of “Melody Wiseheart” swam against nine girls who were all between 13 and 14 years old.
Melody’s age was listed as “50” on the meet program, as discovered by news outlet Rebel News.
Rebel News noted that the 50-year-old “Melody Wiseheart” was actually a male-born transgender swimmer named Nicholas J. Cepeda, a member of the Orangeville Otters Swim Club.
The outlet sent reporter David Menzies to the Markham Pan Am Centre to ask why they allowed Cepeda to race against teenagers, but the answers were “hard in coming,” they noted.
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At first, the organizers to whom Menzies spoke tried to deny that the transgender


