US Edition
Texas Investigating ‘Potential Violations’ During U.S. Masters Swimming Event Held in San Antonio
- In May 2025, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiated a probe into U.S. Masters Swimming following the organization's decision to permit a transgender athlete to participate in women's competitions held in San Antonio the previous April.
- The investigation follows concerns that U.S. Masters Swimming permitted a biological male, Ana Caldas, who dominated five races in the women's 45-49 age group, possibly violating Texas laws banning trans athletes in women's sports.
- U.S. Masters Swimming is a recreational group focused on adult participants aged 25 and above that allows transgender athletes to compete in their chosen gender category, with official recognition contingent upon meeting specific hormonal requirements.
- Paxton condemned the policy as unacceptable and disrespectful to female athletes, suggesting it might breach consumer protection laws in Texas. He pledged to oppose these measures vigorously and remain steadfast in protecting the integrity of women’s sports.
- The investigation and Texas legislation reflect ongoing state efforts to enforce laws like the Save Women's Sports Act, aiming to restrict transgender athletes from competing against females and uphold fairness in women's sports.
16 Articles
16 Articles
Texas investigating ‘potential violations’ during U.S. Masters Swimming event held in San Antonio
AUSTIN (KXAN) — On Monday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced there would be an investigation into U.S. Masters Swimming. According to the AG’s office, the investigation was for “potential violations of state law following reports that the organization allowed a male to compete in women’s events.” The investigation referenced the event being investigated as the 2025 Spring Nationals swim meet held in San Antonio in April. “The investiga…
Conservative Review
The BlazeAll the men DOMINATING women's sports RIGHT NOW
There’s an epidemic of men identifying as women who then enroll in women’s sports to handily defeat them all — and BlazeTV host Alex Stein has a breakdown of those currently dominating the female sports circuit.He lovingly calls the breakdown “libtards in the wild.”The first transgender athlete, Lia Rose, took home first place in a varsity high jump competition at an Oregon high school meet — just two years after finishing last while competing a…
Texas AG Paxton launches investigation after 'trans-identifying' male swimmer wins 5 gold medals at women’s swimming competition
A biological male athlete who identifies as a woman reportedly won five events at a women’s swimming competition for the U.S. Masters Swimming in San Antonio last month, prompting an investigation by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources lean Right
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
Ownership
To view ownership data please Upgrade to Vantage
