California athlete says she changes clothes in her car to avoid sharing a locker room with trans athlete

A Lucia Mar Unified School District school board meeting featured the testimony of junior Audrey Vanherweg, who spoke out against trans inclusion on her track and field team.

As California's transgender athlete conflict escalates, one high school athlete has resorted to changing clothes in her car to avoid uncomfortable situations. 

During a Lucia Mar Unified School District (LMUSD) school board meeting this week, junior Audrey Vanherweg revealed her decision. 

"I strongly disagree with what is going on in the girls' locker room and on the girls track team, so much so that I change in my car for track practice because I feel way more comfortable in my car than I do in my own school's locker room," Vanherweg said. 

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Vanherweg isn't the first LMUSD girl to express anxiety over the track and field locker room this season. 

During a meeting in April, fellow junior track athlete Celeste Diest recounted her experience having to change in front of a biological male trans athlete before practice while that athlete allegedly watched her undress. 

"I went into the women's locker room to change for track practice where I saw, at the end of my row, a biological male watching not only myself, but the other young women undress. This experience was beyond traumatizing," Diest said, beginning to cry. 

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"Adults like yourself make me and my peers feel like our own comfort was invalid, even though our privacy was and still is completely violated."

Both meetings included several parents speaking in opposition to trans athletes in attendance, while other community members spoke