TN, 20+ other states ask NCAA 'to restore' titles and wins 'wrongfully awarded to male athletes'

Republican AGs ask NCAA to revoke medals won by trans athletes

More than two dozen Republican state attorneys general are calling for the National Collegiate Athletic Association to revoke medals that transgender athletes won. In a letter to NCAA President Charlie Baker on Wednesday, the AGs called on the organization to “restore to female athletes all championships, titles, wins, awards, records, and other recognitions that were wrongfully awarded to male athletes competing in NCAA women’s category events.…

Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego’s remarks on transgender athletes spark backlash from LGBTQ+ community

PHOENIX – Attorney generals from 28 states sent a letter to the NCAA Tuesday urging the organization to strip records and titles from transgender women who competed in women’s collegiate sports.

TN, 20+ other states ask NCAA 'to restore' titles and wins 'wrongfully awarded to male athletes'

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti — alongside the Attorneys General for more than 20 other states — has signed a letter calling for the National Collegiate Athletic Association "to restore to female athletes all championships, titles, wins, awards, records, and other recognitions that were wrongfully awarded to male athletes competing in NCAA women’s category events." In February, the U.S. Department of Educa…

Attorney General Coleman Urges the NCAA to Restore Female Athletes' Records Wrongfully Erased by Male Competitors

FRANKFORT, KY – Attorney General Russell Coleman is standing up for Kentucky's daughters, urging the NCAA to restore the records, titles, awards and recognitions female athletes earned but were denied because of politics that allowed biological males to compete in women's sports. Read More …

Attorney General Marshall Urges the NCAA to Restore Female Athletes’ Records Wrongfully Erased by Male Competitors - Alabama Attorney General's Office

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