AB Hernandez advances in CIF championships amid protests

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Last updated May 31, 2026

AB Hernandez advances in CIF championships amid protests
Summary

Protests have erupted at the CIF Track and Field Championships in Clovis as AB Hernandez, a trans athlete, advances in three events. Her mother has spoken out in support, emphasizing the significance of her daughter's accomplishments amid the controversy. The CIF championships are drawing attention due to ongoing debates around trans athletes competing in sports categories that align with their gender identity. The situation reflects broader societal discussions regarding inclusion and fairness in athletics, particularly in youth sports.

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  • AB Hernandez competes in three events at the CIF championships.
  • Protests are taking place at the championship event in Clovis.
  • Hernandez's mother publicly supports her participation.
  • Debate centers on the inclusion of trans athletes in sports categories.
Latest Updates
  • 2:52 AMYahoo SportsTensions continue at CIF Track and Field Championships over competing transgender athlete
  • 2:02 AMYahoo SportsTrans track athlete AB Hernandez competes in state championships as protests mount outside stadium
  • 9:13 PMYahoo SportsMother of trans athlete speaks out as CIF championships draw protests
What they're saying
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Transgender athlete AB Hernandez competed for a state title Saturday as angry parents and activists rallied outside the CIF State Track & Field Championships, demanding female events be reserved for biological girls.

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Protesters gathered outside Veterans Memorial Stadium ahead of the CIF Track and Field Championships Saturday, voicing opposition to the participation of a transgender athlete in girls' events.

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As protests unfold at the CIF Track and Field Championships in Clovis, the mother of trans athlete AB Hernandez speaks out in support as her daughter advances in three events.

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