I keep thinking about those poor teenage girls trying to get in and out of uncomfortable costumes. Trying to concentrate on winning the races they have trained for, got up at the crack of dawn for, given up so much for.
And then an obviously male person (Coombes has said that they 'don't pass') has been wandering around while they are undressed and made then feel awkward and vulnerable and embarrassed.
There are a huge number of reasons why we should be encouraging girls to do sport. This kind of uncomfortable experience will put many girls off for life.
Is one male person's desire for validation more important than hundreds of girls' need to enjoy exercise?