An Australian girls’s soccer membership that consists of a number of transgender gamers completed its season within the North West Sydney’s Girls’s Premier League undefeated and champions.
The controversial Flying Bats FC defeated West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook FC, 5-4.
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Flying Bats FC received all of its matches in the course of the season and scored 65 targets whereas solely permitting 4. West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook received 12 matches and solely misplaced two. They scored 43 targets and allowed 17.
Flying Bats FC got here underneath hearth earlier this yr when it received the preseason Beryl Ackroyd Cup and was given a $1,000 prize, based on information.au.com, and proudly touts itself as a supporter of the LGBTQIA+ group.
However simply because it did in March, Flying Bats FC got here underneath hearth on social media for successful the championship with transgender gamers on the workforce. The membership reportedly has as many as 5 trans gamers on the workforce competing within the girls’s division.
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“Full-time. Flying Bats FC win the Premiership and the Grand Remaining. Trans-identified males might be topped champions within the Girls’s Premier League Division,” Australian journalist Lucy Zelić wrote on X.
“Someway, that is imagined to signify progress. Someplace, the custodians of our recreation don’t care.”
West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook FC took the loss in stride.
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“Our Premier (League Girls’s) workforce have left every little thing on Christie Park this afternoon dropping 5-4 in heartbreaking trend to the Flying Bats. You embodied every little thing it means to play for our membership over an incredible 90 minutes of soccer. We couldn’t be prouder of you women,” the membership wrote on Fb.
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