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As predicted, University of Pennsylvania male swimmer Will Thomas swam circles around his female competitors at a recent swim meet, where he broke records previously set by female swimmers at prestigious Ivy League colleges and universities.
After the panicking NCAA refused to set tougher testosterone guidelines that would restrict transgender swimmer “Lia” Thomas, it has now decided to take action after USA Swimming set a tougher policy that would have booted the male swimmer from upcoming national championships.
Male athletes who say they are “transgender” are still dominating and defeating female competitors, and now they are doing so with the tepid blessing of the cowering NCAA, but female athletes and now a U.S. senator are fighting to demand science-based rules and common-sense regulations.
Under pressure to act, the NCAA has announced updated guidelines for “transgender” athletes and is now being denounced for approving a pass-the-buck policy that fails to protect the female athletes that forced it to act.
The legal battle over fired football coach Joe Kennedy has bounced around the courts for years, like a football bouncing in the end zone, but the coach’s claim that his former employer violated his First Amendment right to pray will finally be decided by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The effort to defend biological women and preserve female-only competitions remains an uphill battle but a prominent swimming official has sacrificed her own career to plead with others to speak up, too.
Collegiate sports has unapologetically embraced the gender-swapping ideology of transgenderism, and pushed actual female athletes to the side, but the pro-trans movement has finally brought fresh scrutiny after a male University of Pennsylvania swimmer literally ran laps around his unhappy female teammates and struggling competitors.
To no one's surprise, a male university athlete – who now identifies as a woman – is amassing far more top finishes as a female swimmer than he ever did in male competition.