The handmaiden media would have been tripping over itself if the U Wash Women’s College Soccer Team had run a bunch of U14 boys ragged on the pitch. If you’re wondering why we’re still waiting for that story, it’s because adult human females continue to lose to barely past puberty, boys’ teams – at least at soccer.
And not just any women’s college soccer team.
“The Washington Huskies women’s Division I soccer program is coming off a Big Ten Tournament championship and an Elite Eight appearance last season,” he wrote for The Post Millennial. “Yet despite the program’s success, the women reportedly lost to a boys’ team made up of players too young to drive.”
U14 boys’ teams are typically made up of 12- and 13-year-olds. They probably know how to play soccer, but they are nowhere near their physical potential, and yet, adult women keep losing to them.
Reporter Roger Gonzalez ran interference for the team, claiming the women’s team “surely wasn’t going all out, with the main goal being to get some minutes on the pitch, build chemistry when it comes to moving the ball around, improve defensive shape and get ready for Russia.”
I don’t believe you. As reported, the U.S. Women’s National Team lost to a U15 boys soccer team 5-2 in 2017.
In 2022, Arsenal’s female team similarly lost 5-0 to a U15 squad.
“Biologically, a team of boys aged 14 to 16 are thought to provide the ideal test for a women’s team because, although they are often quicker and stronger, they are not at the insurmountable level of a senior men’s side,” The Times reported.
I think we know this, at least. The U Wash Team doesn’t have any transwomen on it.
