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Camas Superintendent Vows No Punishment for Girls Who Boycotted Transgender Runner
sports-and-education4 days ago

Camas Superintendent Vows No Punishment for Girls Who Boycotted Transgender Runner

Camas School District Superintendent John Anzalone confirmed that no disciplinary action will be taken against the approximately a dozen girls who walked off a cross-country course in protest of a transgender teammate. The incident, which occurred on October 13, 2026, involved a sophomore who switched from the boys' to the girls' team midseason. While the district cites state law and WIAA rules permitting gender-identity-based eligibility, the controversy has intensified support for Initiative 638, a ballot measure set for November 3 that would ban biological males from competing in girls' sports.

"Kelce Brothers Surprise Graduation Ceremony and Live Podcast Show in Cincinnati"
sports-and-education2 years ago

"Kelce Brothers Surprise Graduation Ceremony and Live Podcast Show in Cincinnati"

Travis and Jason Kelce, NFL players and hosts of the "New Heights" podcast, were surprised with a long-overdue college graduation ceremony at the University of Cincinnati during a live podcast recording at the Fifth Third Arena. University president Neville Pinto presented the brothers with their diplomas, joined by their parents and the UC athletic director. Jason Kelce, who attended UC from 2006 to 2010, earned a marketing degree, while Travis Kelce, who attended from 2008 to 2012, completed his degree in interdisciplinary studies from the College of Arts and Sciences in 2022.

"Deion Sanders' First Year as HC Leads to Record-Breaking Application Numbers at CU Boulder"
sports-and-education2 years ago

"Deion Sanders' First Year as HC Leads to Record-Breaking Application Numbers at CU Boulder"

The University of Colorado received a record 68,000 applicants for the fall semester, with head football coach Deion Sanders potentially contributing to the surge in interest. The university saw increased applications from Black, African-American, Hispanic, Latino, and American Indian applicants. Despite a disappointing 4-8 season, Sanders' presence and the celebrity buzz around Colorado football games likely played a role in the spike in admissions.