Governors ask NCAA to reconsider transgender athlete policy
- Nine governors are urging the NCAA to revise its policy on transgender participation in sports, deeming it unfair to female athletes. They argue that allowing biological males to compete against biological females is scientifically proven to give males an advantage.
- The governors highlight the case of University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines to illustrate the perceived unfairness. They argue that policies allowing men and women to compete against each other undermine the achievements of talented female athletes.
- The governors emphasize the responsibility of the NCAA to create a fair environment for women's sports and protect the integrity of athletics. They suggest that the NCAA should make decisions that prioritize the well-being of all athletes.
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Governors risk NCAA ramifications with opposition to transgender policy, scholar says
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story can be found on South Dakota Searchlight's website. South Dakota Searchlight provides free news and commentary on critical issues facing the state. PIERRE Governors criticizing an NCAA policy on transgender student athletes may put their universities at risk of “penalties or ramifications” if those institutions disobey the policy, according to a sports law scholar. Joshua Lens is an assistant professor of recreatio…
Republican governors urge NCAA to ban biological males from female sports
Nine Republican governors have called on the NCAA to toughen its "misguided" transgender policy by barring male-born athletes from women's scholastic sports in the interest of competitive fairness.
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