Who is track and field transgender runner Sadie Schreiner, bio, real name, gender, age, height, high school, college, times and record

Sadie Schreiner, real name Camden is a transgender runner who recently got snubbed by multiple Division I women’s teams, find out more about her below

Schreiner recently complained about how even blue-state colleges are refusing to sign transgender athletes to play on women’s teams.

Who is track and field transgender runner Sadie Schreiner, bio, real name, gender, age, height, high school, college, Instagram, times and record

Camden “Sadie” Schreiner, a man pretending to be a woman, recently broke multiple women’s track records after competing at a NY college sports event.

Camden is reportedly ranked #1 in Division 3 Women’s 200 & 400 meter dashes and he was named “Athlete of the Week” for women’s… pic.twitter.com/F2TxFBQEd3

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) January 27, 2025

The tide is turning…

Male track and field athlete Sadie (Camden) Schreiner, who only competes in the women's category, is having trouble finding an @ncaa D1 school to transfer to. 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/aFrVKFVkH4

— 🚲 (@i_heart__bikes) December 31, 2024

Schreiner was seemingly disappointed by the rejections and declared that “people are too afraid to support me.”

Sadie Schreiner bio

Sadie Schreiner, born Camden Schriener who also goes by Sadie Rose, is a biological male who competes as a sprinter in women’s NCAA Division III collegiate track. She was born in Hillsborough, New Jersey, and competes in prints as a junior at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Schreiner, who stands at a height of 5’10”, also goes by the name Sadie Rose but her DOB and age aren’t known.

Education

Sadie Schreiner obtained her education from High School Hillsborough and then the Rochester Institute of Technology. She majored in advertising photography from her college.

Personal Records High School ; 1600 Meter Run, 5:31.34 ; 3200 Meter Run, 12:11.01 ; CC ; 3200 Meter Run, 13:05.60 ; 2 Mile Run, 12:05.70

Schreiner of the Rochester Institute of Technology won the 400 meters with a time of 55.07 and the 200 meters at 24.14 back in 2024 and they were school records in the women’s category.

The 200-meter time is a Liberty League conference women’s record (beating Schreiner’s own previous record of 24.50 set earlier this season).

Schreiner, who was born a male named Camden and attended Hillsborough High School in New Jersey, has the 20th-best 100-meter time (11.72) for boys in school history (it would be the fastest for girls) and also set a women’s school record in the 300 meters at the Nazareth Alumni Opener Invitational, running a 41.80.

Sadie Schreiner gets snubbed

Sadie recently sought to transfer this year to a Division I program but got rejected or snubbed multiple times. Despite winning two-time All-American honors for the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York, Sadie seems to be facing multiple rejections. Schreiner is currently a junior and reportedly contacted 42 Division I universities. She stated during an interview:

After entering the transfer portal, it quickly became clear that among all the hurdles transfers usually have, there is an extra layer because I was trans. Fifty percent of the country banned me from participating, and that meant I couldn’t attend any of those colleges even if they reached out to me with full rides.”

She further added how twenty-four states have no such restrictions but still get rejected by college administrators. Schreiner said:

It also became clear that even in the states that did, no matter how adamant the coaches were to have me on their teams, the college administrations would usually stop them from allowing me to participate.”

Reaction from netizens

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Sadie’s statements have seemingly caused all kinds of reactions and backlash. Her recent experience serves as a sign how universities are refusing to send male-born players in women’s sports. This trend comes despite such athletes helping their programs win championships, finding as they aren’t worth the backlash. An X account named “I Heart Bikes”, stated:

The tide is turning. Male track and field athlete Sadie (Camden) Schreiner, who only competes in the women’s category, is having trouble finding an @ncaa D1 school to transfer to.”

Czech tennis legend Martina Navratilova also shared a message for Schreiner stating:

Please keep documenting. You are free to compete. In the male category. Very simple. And also fair.”

Career

Sadie Schreiner has so far found success, setting new records and winning multiple track titles during the 2023/24 track season. Last year, Schreiner fell short at the NCAA Division III Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship in May. She finished third in the 200-meter and eighth in the 400-meter races. Schreiner is currently not listed on the 2024/25 women’s track and field roster at Rochester. Throughout her career, Sadie has competed across various events and won multiple titles.

She won the All-American twice and won the Atlantic Region Outdoor 200 Champion. Sadie also won the Liberty League in the 200 and 400 events. She finished the Liberty League outdoor season ranked first in the 200 and second in the 400 meters.

Sadie Schreiner also set program records in the 200, 300, and 400 during the indoor season and was a part of the first-place 4×400 relay team. She also finished first in the 200 and second in the 400 at the Liberty League Indoor Championships. Schriener then won the Atlantic Region Indoor Championships in the 200. She also won the 200 at the Atlantic Region Outdoor Championships.

Instagram

Sadie Schreiner has an Instagram account with the handle @sadie_schreiner, where he has 956 followers and about 57 posts.

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