US EditionRepublican-led states urge NCAA to remove transgender athletes’ records
UNITED STATES, JUL 22 – Twenty-seven Republican attorneys general demand NCAA restore titles and records to female athletes affected by transgender participation policies, citing unfair disadvantage and Title IX violations.
- Earlier this year, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and 26 counterparts called on the NCAA to restore records and honors denied due to policies allowing biological males in female sports.
- Despite longstanding Title IX rules, Biden administration policies enabled transgender women to compete, affecting fairness in women’s sports, the attorneys general say.
- Last Tuesday, the attorneys general urged the NCAA to restore records and honors denied to female athletes due to policies allowing biological males to compete, women were impacted negatively and unfairly disadvantaged, the attorneys general wrote.
- Late Tuesday, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee announced it has barred biological males from competing in women’s sports, while the University of Pennsylvania agreed to revoke awards from male athletes who competed in women’s sports.
- On the horizon, the Supreme Court will address transgender participation in women’s sports next year, as two male students are challenging New Hampshire’s 2024 law, two male students identifying as female.
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Formella Joins GOP Effort Urging NCAA to Revoke Awards for Male Athletes in Women’s Sports
New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella is among 28 Republican attorneys general calling on the NCAA to revoke awards and records won by biological males competing in women’s sports. In a letter to the college athletics governing body, the attorneys general demand the organization “restore to female athletes all championships, titles, wins, awards, records, and other recognitions that were wrongfully awarded to male athletes competing in NC…
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KnoxPages.comYost among 27 Attorneys General urging NCAA to restore female athletes’ records
COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and 26 of his counterparts are calling on the NCAA to restore the records, titles, and other honors earned in recent years by female athletes but denied because of policies allowing biological males to participate in female sports. “Fairness demands that we recognize the women who trained, competed […] The post Yost among 27 Attorneys General urging NCAA to restore female athletes’ records appeared firs…
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