Transgender Rugby Player Allegedly Injured Female Athletes

Families, coaches and players are expressing concern after three biological female athletes were injured by a transgender athlete during a rugby match in Guam. KUAM News reported three Tiyan High School female rugby…

Savannah RychcikApr 14, 20222 min read

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Kerber explained, “Body size, body strength, and the ability to apply force with that size and strength completely dominate any girl that I have on my team.”

He went on to argue it is “purely a safety issue when we discuss Transgender males playing in female Sports at a youth level particularly at this type of contact sport as well.”

Kerber continued, “I’m basically in line with the world rugby guidelines regarding Transgender males playing female Sports and basically across the world it’s not permitted.”

The head coach stressed the issue “has to do purely with the size, force, and strength disadvantage that Transgender males will have over females in this type of sport.”

The report comes as the debate over Transgender athletes continues to spread across the nation.

Last month, Lia Thomas became the first known transgender athlete to take home a Division I national championship.

Thomas commented on criticism during an interview with ESPN.

“I try to ignore it as much as I can,” Thomas said.

The swimmer added, “I try to focus on my swimming, what I need to do to get ready for my races. And just try to block out everything else.”