Former teammates target Thomas’ swimming records in Title IX lawsuit against Ivy League
Three former University of Pennsylvania swimmers have sued to expunge the women’s swimming records set by Lia Thomas, arguing that the male-born athlete who identifies as female was allowed to compete in violation of Title IX.
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Margot Kaczorowski, a former University of Pennsylvania swimmer, speaks out after President Donald Trump’s latest executive order to keep biological males out of women's sports.
There (was) no escape from this nightmare,' one woman told a congressional hearing about facing Thomas, who became the first transgender athlete to win an NCAA Division 1 title in 2022.
The world was retrofitted to ensure Lia Thomas would never have to confront ... and was previously a William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow at National Review and a staff writer at RealClear.
Georgia has been a prime frontier for this issue after the state hosted the 2022 NCAA women's swimming championships, which included transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. Two of Thomas' former ...
Georgia has been a prime frontier for this issue after the state hosted the 2022 NCAA women’s swimming championships, which included transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. Two of Thomas’ former ...
Thomas posted an unofficial time of 4 minutes and 37.32 seconds, 7.5 seconds faster than the second-place finisher, Thomas's teammate Catherine Buroker. Earlier that day, Thomas finished first ...
If I was a female swimmer… I really don’t have a chance to be competing against Lia." Thomas, 22, competed for the University of Pennsylvania’s men’s team for three seasons before starting ...
Gutfeld!’ panelists discuss former UPenn athletes suing the Ivy League to wipe out transgender swimmer Lia Thomas' records.
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