Transgender Pitcher Leads Team's Victory

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Minnesota high school defends trans softball pitcher’s playoff dominance amid lawsuit

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Champlin Park High School in Minnesota defeated the defending state champions, Rogers High School , in the sectional final on Thursday by a score of 1 -0.

The trans pitcher threw 14 shutout innings, bringing the athlete’s season ERA down to 0.88 .

Three anonymous players who claim to have faced the pitcher filed a lawsuit against the state on May 20 for allowing the athlete to compete against female players.

Minnesota 's state legislature failed to pass the “ Preserving Girls’ Sports Act ” in early March , which would have stated that “only female students may participate in an elementary or secondary school level athletic institution”.

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