NJSIAA not changing transgender policy for NJ high school sports despite Trump order
The NJSIAA policy, originally adopted in 2009 and amended in 2017, allows transgender athletes to compete in either the gender they identify with or the gender they were assigned at birth, but not both, and does not allow an athlete to switch sport genders during a season.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and his minions are messing around with President Donald J. Trump, and soon, they could be ...
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Sixteen local girls basketball teams qualify for NJSIAA TournamentThere will be 16 of 21 possible high school girls’ basketball teams from The Trentonian’s coverage area in the mix for a ...
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North Jersey HSSA: St. Joseph wins final matches to upset No. 1 Delbarton for state titleSt. Joseph might be a state wrestling power, but it was the underdog on Sunday in the New Jersey State Interscholastic ...
After President Trump's recent executive order, the NJSIAA will wait for further guidance to assess a need for change ...
Academy programs are changing the landscape of North Jersey athletics. Let's explore the academy program boosting two of ...
The WIAA took the step of banning athletes assigned male at birth from competing in girls events. Here's what to know about ...
The Steinert High varsity girls’ basketball players can delight in the knowledge that they are going into next week’s New ...
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