California mom speaks with compassion but brutal honesty about presence of trans athlete in daughter’s sport
A California mother, Jennifer Oliver, expressed her views on the participation of trans athlete AB Hernandez in girls' sports. While she acknowledges the impact on her daughter, Nieve, she emphasizes her compassion for Hernandez and the need for fairness in competition. Oliver hopes that decision-makers will consider the implications of these situations for female athletes.
- ▪AB Hernandez, a trans athlete, qualified for state titles by winning three events at a California track meet.
- ▪Jennifer Oliver, a mother of a competing athlete, advocates for fairness while expressing empathy for Hernandez.
- ▪Oliver believes that the presence of trans athletes in women's sports raises important questions about competition and fairness.
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OutKick-Sports California mom speaks with compassion but brutal honesty about presence of trans athlete in daughter’s sport AB Hernandez won three events at the state qualifying meet and is now in position to earn three state titles By Patricia Babcock McGraw OutKick Published May 25, 2026 7:06am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Trans athlete earns state qualifier in girls’ high jump at California track & field meet AB Hernandez took the top score in the girls’ high jump at the 2026 CIF Southern Section Track & Field Masters Meet in Moorpark, California, on Saturday to earn a state qualification.
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