Well we will never know as girls are not allowed.
Not allowed in what way? Could you clarify? I think there's a misunderstanding here.
Women aren't categorically barred from competing with men in most sports, there are numerous examples of mixed competitions and women participating in traditionally male leagues.
The reason many sports have separate divisions is due to biological differences that impact competitive fairness. Factors like muscle mass, bone density, and height can create advantages in certain sports, which is why these divisions exist, not to exclude women, but to ensure a level playing field.
However, in sports like darts, snooker, and pool, where physical attributes have little effect on performance, mixed competitions are more common.
My point is about maintaining fairness in competition, not imposing arbitrary restrictions on participation. Ensuring fair competition isn't about exclusion but about recognizing differences where they matter.
This isn't about excluding anyone but recognizing that, in some sports, physical attributes play a role in competitive balance, just as different classifications exist in other areas of competition to ensure fairness. Hence why we have a Paralympics because some people aren't physically as strong as others are.
