Mick Hartley

From Reduxx:

A trans-identified male freshman from an elite school in California won the Women’s Varsity 400-meter race at the Prep League Championship Finals last week, defeating a number of more experienced female athletes to the title, including his own sister.

Paul Haaga, also known as “Lina,” won the girls’ final with a time of 59.45 seconds. His older sister, Sienna, finished second with 60.03 seconds.

Happy families.

No word from the poor girl, but plenty from the entitled brat about how much it means to him to compete and win against girls. Clearly the parents are happy about all this and have supported the transing of their son, so the girl’s in an impossible situation.

In a statement to Reduxx, a representative from HeCheated, an independent platform that tracks male participation in female sports, expressed frustration and disbelief that Haaga displaced his own sister in a girls competition.

“In instances where girls are denied fair competition and consequently lose titles and opportunities to boys, they should be able to rely on their families for support, even if the school administration opposes them,” the representative said. “While it is not uncommon for parents to favor a son over a daughter, this case presents an especially nightmarish situation in which the daughter has no familial support and no one to stand up for her right to be recognized as a deserving champion.”