CLOVIS, Calif. (AP) — A transgender teen will compete in the California high school track-and-field finals on Saturday, one day after advancing in the competition as a protest plane circled above the meet drew national attention, including criticism from President Donald Trump.

President Trump has threatened to withdraw federal funding from California over transgender high school athlete AB Hernandez, who qualified for the state championship meet.

Plenty of security, media and small protests to cover transgender athlete in in the 105th running of one of Golden State's top sporting events; De La Salle's Jaden Jefferson breaks state 100 record

VIOLENT protests have erupted in California after a trans athlete served a crushing defeat to female rivals at the California state championship. Trans teen AB Hernandez, 16, came first in the

THIS is the moment a crowd of furious high school parents berate the mother of a trans athlete after another dominant victory. Trans teen AB Hernandez from Jurupa Valley, California came first in

Trump threatened to cut federal funding to California over a transgender athlete's participation in the CIF State Track meet, escalating the debate on the issue.

Transgender athlete AB Hernandez sparks nationwide debate after qualifying for California finals, with Trump criticizing state leadership.