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 who identifies and competes as a female, won the championship at the Washington State Track & Field Meet.

Garcia finished the Girls 400 Dash Prelim with a time of 55.59 seconds, roughly three seconds faster than the biological female who finished in second place, according to race results.

The transgender athlete then won the final and state championship with a one-second win over the female competition, with a race time of 55.75 seconds.

“Would you look at that … the thing that never happens happened again,” college swimmer turned women’s sports activist Riley Gaines posted on X after Garcia’s victory.

“In Washington & Oregon this past week, the fastest ‘girl’ in the each state has been a boy.”

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Garcia’s victory comes in the wake of Oregon’s freshly-crowned Girls’ 6A 200-meter champion, who is also transgender.

McDaniel High School sophomore Aayden Gallagher, a biological male who identifies and competes as a female, captured the title earlier this month after finishing two-tenths of a second ahead of the competition.