The Columbia Bible College of Abodsford will no longer hold the championship from February 27 to March 1, and a new location has not yet been determined.
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Published on February 11, 2025 • Lastly updated 5 hours ago • 2 -minute reading
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B.C. The Women’s College Basketball Championships are transferred from a school, and its coach and players were accused of misbehaving the transgender opponent.
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A spokesperson of the Pacific Western Athletics Association, or Backwast Tuesday, said that Columbia Bible College will no longer hold the championship from February 27 to March 1, yet a new location has not been determined.
Columbia Bible College, a Gospel Mennonite Bible college in Abodsford, did not respond to the request for comment.
After he was able to endure his group of Columbia Bible College for Nanayyamo, after talking about verbal and physical misconduct in October, Hariet McCanzi, forwarding the Vancouver Island University, in October.
Transgender Mackenzie, coach of the attending squad, went to a “trade” after the loss of Oct. 25, shouting how Mackenzie should not allow the women to play against the women. A social media account linked to the clacket also published anti -transcending news after the game.
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On October 26, both sides played again and Mackenzie said that he physically targeted his enemies. He shared a video out of the game, where, away from the ball, a Colombian player McConnie threw to the ground.
Columbia Bible College later said in a statement that Claracket said, “Like any good coach, for the safety of his soldiers.”
“We are in favor of Taylor Clagket and all our coaches in expressing their legitimate concerns for the safety of our student-game players,” the statement said.
McCanzi complained to Backwell about his treatment in two matches.
In January, 13 players in the Mariners Women’s Basketball team signed a letter, saying they would not play two games at the Columbia Bible College.
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“We should all be ourselves. We need to play the game we want to play in a supportive and safe environment – including strange and transit athletes,” read the letter.
Both games were postponed, but the alternative dates were not listed on the Pagvestin website.
In a report in a report, the investigation into the “incident involving our two members of the two members” ended, and a decision was “reported to the relevant parties”.
The statement added, “The matter is now closed.”
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