US EditionIthaca College allows trans athlete to compete in women's rowing competition following NCAA gender policy update
- Ithaca College in New York allowed a trans athlete to compete in a Division III rowing competition over the weekend.
- Ithaca College stated that the athlete's participation was due to a "misunderstanding" by the coaching staff regarding NCAA events.
- The NCAA confirmed the breach of policy by Ithaca College in a statement to Fox News Digital.
- This incident marks the first known occurrence of a trans athlete competing in a women's competition since the NCAA changed its gender eligibility policy on February 6.
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The BlazeNew York college defies executive order on men in women's sports with male athlete on female rowing team
Ithaca College has a male athlete competing on its women's rowing team for the second straight year.As reported by the Independent Council on Women’s Sports, Ithaca College defied President Trump's executive order to keep men out of women's sports by allowing a sophomore male, Juniper (Tyler) Gattone, to compete in the women's Cayuga Duals over the past weekend.Gattone was listed on the Ithaca women's rowing Instagram page in an image for the th…
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