SICKENING: 29-YR-Old Man Pretending to be a Woman Takes First Place From 13-Year-Old Girl in Women’s Skateboarding Event
SICKENING: 29-YR-Old Man Pretending to be a Woman Takes First Place From 13-Year-Old Girl in Women’s Skateboarding Event
He took all of the little girl's prize money too!
SICKENING: 29-YR-Old Man Pretending to be a Woman Takes First Place From 13-Year-Old Girl in Women’s Skateboarding Event
29-year-old Ricci Tres entered the Boardr Open in New York City this weekend and robbed a 13-year-old girl of her $500 prize.
Shiloh Catori, a 13-year-old female skateboarder, worked hard to train for the tournament just to robbed by a mentally ill person posing a woman.
Female skateboarder Taylor Silverman exposed “Ricci Tres” – the adult male who crushed a 13-year-old child’s dream in Saturday’s contest and took home the $500 prize and cheated the young woman who worked so hard.
Ricci Tres, also known as Ricci and Tres, took top spot in the women’s division of The Boardr Open today held in New York City, taking home a $500 prize for a first-place win.
Tres, a 29-year-old trans-identified male, came in first place against 13-year-old Shiloh Catori. Of the 6 competitors, 4 were under the age of 17, with the youngest being 10-year-old Juri Iikura.
In 2021, Tres became the first trans-identified male to attempt to quality for Olympic Women’s skateboarding, submitting a virtual run for the USA National Skateboarding Championships. Tres was unable to meet the short deadline to submit a hormone level test but was later told his testosterone was “much higher” than the required levels to compete in the female category.
Around this time, Tres was interviewed by Robert Brink of USA Skateboarding and revealed he was over 190 units off of the required testosterone reduction needed to be able to qualify in the female category by International Olympic Committee Standards. During the interview, Tres expressed ambivalence towards reducing his testosterone levels, and even stated he was comfortable “where [he] was at” in his transition.
Taylor Silverman recently spoke out against biological males taking over skateboarding competitions.