Jennifer Sey

I want to praise the girls, and there you see it, XXXY Save Women's Sports.

Full disclosure, I'm an investor in Jen C's company, Jen Sey's company.

It's a great company.

Uh, Riley Gaines works with them.

Riley Gaines.

Jennifer Sey.

Sophie right now is the only one out there in the entire, really the entire sports world of, of current athletes who is saying that.

There's a couple now, a couple of golfers who have come out, and I'm so proud of them.

It would be up to your doctor to verify that you are in fact a biological male or female before you could compete in sports.

So there were, again, as I mentioned, these female athletes, and then Jennifer Sey, who is the, uh, a former US National Gymnastics Champion back in 1986, um, and she is founder of XXXY Athletics, and she served as a featured speaker at that event in Vancouver, Washington over the weekend, along with several of those athletes who said, "Please protect girls sports." So here's part of what happened on Saturday.

A person like me who grew up in a sport that probably has the greatest enforced obedience of any sport on the planet, if I can screw up my courage and wear this shirt around deep blue Denver every fricking day, then you can do it too.

And I often have the same conversations that Brandy has, and I see a person coming towards me and I'm like, "Oh, no, I just don't know that I'm in the mood today." And it's like Jaws, you know? Dun, dun, dun.

Voting yes on I-638 would protect fairness in girls' sports and establish that girls' leagues are specially protected for girls.

Today's event in Vancouver brought together current female athletes from Arizona, Washington State, Georgia, Colorado, and California, alongside State Senator John Braun and former US national champion gymnast Jennifer Sey.

For the athletes who spoke Saturday, the issue was personal.

They shared their experiences in competitive sports and discussed why they believe maintaining a separate female category matters for the girls competing today and those who will follow them.

It is so crazy that we have to go around the country and tell people to support girls.

If Washington State can pass this initiative, then maybe we can get that momentum to Minnesota.

Jennifer Sey, a US national champion gymnast and founder of XXXY Athletics, spoke about the opportunities athletics provide girls and why she has become an advocate for maintaining female sports categories.

She is also supporting the initiative to protect girls' sports in Colorado.

This story was written by clarkcountytoday.com. Jennifer Sey, former US Women's National Team gymnast and founder of XXXY Athletics, is scheduled to appear in Vancouver on Saturday in support of Initiative 638.

Described as a Protect Girls' Sports Rally, Sey and other supporters will deliver speeches starting at noon at Firmly Planted Family in East Vancouver.

The event is being presented by Let's Go! Washington.