Dad banned from school grounds after protesting trans runner competing against his daughter

On Sept.

5, Logan Mihailoff, a student at Camas High in Washington State finished 76th in a JV cross country race.

On Sept.

29, he finished first in a varsity race in a meet against Union High school.

Did he recover from an injury? Train himself back into shape? No.

Midway through the season, he decided he was going to start running as a girl .

Under the rules of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA), which governs high school sports in the state, such a switch is permitted.

This is what allowed Mihailoff to also finish second among 195 girls in a Sept.

26 race in Portland.

WASHINGTON OFFICIALS WON'T BUDGE ON TRANS ATHLETE POLICY AFTER GIRL FILES SCOTUS APPEAL FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT But as you might imagine, not everybody competing against Mihailoff is on board with all this.

Last month, two girls and a father decided to protest — which ultimately led to the dad being served a criminal trespass notice.

Sierra Retzlaff and Charlie Garrett are cross country runners for Skyview High in Vancouver, WA .

A week before their meet against Camas, the two girls found out that they would be racing against a boy.

After some discussion, they decided that they were going to make a statement.