After a controversial victory, last year’s champion in the girls 400-meter dash is seeking to retain her title at this year’s State 2A track and field championship meet at Mt. Tahoma High School.

Veronica Garcia, a transgender high school runner in Washington, competed in the girls 400-meter dash Saturday. Garcia won the event and became the Washington girls 400-meter dash state champion.

The tide is turning — in the direction of sanity. Last week, 16-year-old Veronica Garcia, a biological male who now ...

Transgender athletes in Washington also are not required to disclose their medical information to play high school sports. Garcia declined to disclose whether she has been prescribed hormone ...

Veronica Garcia, a transgender high school runner of the East Valley School District in Spokane, Washington finished with a time of 55.75 - a full second ahead of the first biologically female runner.

Transgender athletes in Washington also are not required to disclose their medical information to play high school sports. Garcia declined to disclose whether she has been prescribed hormone ...

A biological male in Washington state beat out the female competition this weekend to capture the Girls 400 Dash 2A state title. East Valley High School runner Veronica Garcia, a biological male ...

A Washington mother spoke out about the devastation her daughter felt losing to Veronica Garcia, a transgender high school athlete, ahead of last month’s state championship. The Independent ...

Transgender high school athlete Veronica Garcia, 16, was disappointed that ... jeers she received at the championship meet in Tacoma, Washington last were 'a bit more severe' than usual, and ...

SPOKANE, Wash.-- In May, East Valley High School's Verónica Garcia became the first known transgender athlete to win a Washington State Championship. She won the 2A Girls 400 girls 400-meter ...

It stems in part from last year's controversy regarding Verónica Garcia, the East Valley High School student who took first place in the 400-meter run during the Washington Interscholastic ...