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After more than 40 years, changes coming to the Greater Seattle Summer Swim League for 2,000 kids between Woodway and Federal Way have 鈥渄estroyed鈥� the seasonal outdoor program, according to one dad who says he鈥檚 moving his family out of Washington state to seek athletic fairness for his teen daughter.

That鈥檚 what Snohomish County parent Steve Abramowicz told Tuesday鈥檚 Dori Monson Show just hours before the man鈥檚 family packed up for Tennessee.

The tipping point for his family鈥檚 departure? A cluster of GSSSL by-law changes that 鈥渁llows some pretty sketchy stuff,鈥� according to Abramowicz, who describes himself as 鈥渏ust a concerned dad.鈥�

He cites new rules that mean 鈥済irls locker rooms have to open to men鈥� and allow roving 鈥渆quity officers 鈥� unscreened, no background checks鈥� to roam around the league鈥檚 16 swim clubs, asking youth 鈥渟exual orientation questions.鈥�

Changes would affect swimmers at Arbor Heights, Gregory Seahurst, Kent, Lakeridge, Marine Hills, Normandy Park, Olympic View, and Twin Lakes swim clubs in the southern division. In the north division, this involves Aqua Club, Blue Ridge, Innis Arden, Klahaya, Sand Point, Sheridan Beach, View Ridge, and Wedgewood clubs.

What is equally concerning to the father of one son and one daughter? A GSSSL task force recommendation would have biological boys/trans girls ages 12 years and younger compete in an open category with biological girls. Transgender swimmers 13 and older would have to undergo some form of hormone therapy or puberty blockers to compete in so-called 鈥渆lite鈥� time-based competitions.

That could mean some biological boys/transgender girls would 鈥渉ave to start the cycle of drugs at age 9, or they won鈥檛 be at their full potential at age 14,鈥� Abramowicz said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 child abuse. China, Russia, and North Korea are laughing at us.鈥�

Following his family鈥檚 move, Abramowicz said, he will commute between his business here in Washington state and Tennessee 鈥� where his high school-aged daughter plans to compete against biological girls in swimming and tennis – 鈥渨ithout the nonsense, without risking her life and her future.”

鈥淲ashington,鈥� he adds, 鈥渋s not providing the best for their young women.鈥�

Meanwhile, Abramowicz said, he commiserates with other parents and grandparents disturbed by another proposed change: removing at least one club鈥檚 records board that has been charting best swim times 鈥� separate for boys and girls – for the past 70 years.

鈥淭hey want to take this down,鈥� Abramowicz said. 鈥淲hat does that do for the girls?

鈥淚 tell you: this is the end of women鈥檚 sports in Washington. Mark my words.鈥�

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