Transgender teen to play on Azusa High's girls' softball team
 

A senior at Azusa High School will be the first transgender student to play on the girls' varsity softball team, school officials said Friday.

Patrick Cordova-Goff, 17, who goes by Pat, is a member of the cheer squad and student body president. She could also be the state's first transgender student to play softball at a high school.

Pat, who played baseball in her freshman year, began trying out for the softball team two weeks ago, said Azusa Unified School District Supt. Linda Kaminski.

The transgender teen learned she made the softball team when high school officials posted tryout results Thursday, Kaminski said.

The first game is scheduled March 5 at the school.

“The softball team is practicing and focusing on their upcoming season,” Kaminski said. “Coaches from nearby districts are positive about the upcoming games.”

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Re: Transgender teen to play on Azusa High's girls' softball team
 

I always thought that it was the contents of a person's genes and not their jeans that was the determining factor.

Get ready for the ridiculous.