Amid a controversy on Saturday of a trans athlete, his track on a California track was turned into a political rally that took over the women's high, long jumps and triple jumps this season.

The rally, less than two days in a letter to the California Intercollegiate Federation (CIF) from three respected Christian high schools in the state, challenged its long-term policy that allows girls to participate in girls’ sports.

JSerra Catholic High School, Orange Lutheran High School and Crane Lutheran High School wrote a letter to CIF Thursday, referring to trans athletes participating in Saturday's state semifinal preliminaries.

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"For young women, CIF's gender identity policy means losing opportunities and an uneven sports field. The consequences of this policy will be in the state semifinals of the CIF's track and field competition this weekend. Star female athletes participating in our school will soon compete for multiple male athletes in multiple track and field competitions, and they will compete with male athletes who are female."

“CIF’s gender identity policy also promotes an environment that is increasingly hostile to religious member schools. CIF expects all faith-based schools to promote CIF’s gender identity policy puts religious schools in a position where they cannot comply with their faith periods in classrooms and communities, but contrary to their beliefs in the field of athletic ability.”

The letter continues to show that some female athletes compete for three Christian schools in Saturday’s semi-finals.

Then before meeting at Yorba Linda High School on Saturday, several female athletes, parents and school officials spoke at a press conference hosted by Sophia Lorey, director of publicity at the California Family Council.

"No matter how hard we train, how many hours we put in, men and women are always different," said Crean Lutheran's Olivia Viola. "To me, it seems unfair. CIF does nothing to protect our female athletes."

The CIF is currently under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for allowing transgender athletes to participate in women's sports and potential violations.

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“CIF provides students with opportunities to belong, connect, and compete in compliance with California law (Educational Code Section 221.5. (F)), which allows students to participate in school curriculum and activities, including sports teams and competitions, in line with students’ gender identity, whether the students’ gender identity is listed on their record, Cif seal of CIF’s news is recording Fox News.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in an episode of the podcast that he believes trans athletes competing with girls are "very unfair." However, the governor still has reason to prove that this policy is achieved for the sympathy of trans communities.

Over the past year, the state has had multiple controversies on the issue, with many other residents, and even some schools, opposing the stance of state officials that enforce inclusive policies.

The unified school board of Redlands in San Bernardino voted in late April to pass a new policy that would remove transgender athletes from the women's sports.

one Bipartisan investigation The California Institute of Public Policy found that most residents of California oppose biological trans athletes participating in the women's sports.

This figure includes more than 70% School parents in the state.

"Most Californians require trans athletes to play teams that match the gender they allocate," the poll said.

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“The majority of adults (65%) and possible voters (64%) support, requiring trans athletes to compete for teams that match the gender they were assigned at birth, rather than the gender they identified with. The vast majority of parents in public schools (71%) support such a requirement.”

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