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After the University of Pennsylvania I agreed to erase it All program records set up by former transgender swimmer Lia Thomas raised questions about how the NCAA would address Thomas’ NCAA title.
Thomas won a 500-yard freestyle at 4:33.24 at the 2022 NCAA Championship.
Thomas too He finished in the top 10 at many other events, denying a higher finish from his female competitors. Although Upenn wiped out these records from the book, Thomas’ finish still stands nationwide.
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Riley Gaines was sworn in at the House of Representatives Oversight Subcommittee on December 5, 2023, on Washington, DC, on the House of Representatives Oversight Subcommittee on Healthcare and Financial Services Hearings in Capitol Hill. (Drew Anger/Getty Images)
Former University of Kentucky swimmer and former University of Kentucky host Riley Gaines, who finished fifth with Thomas in the 200-yard freestyle that year, has led a lawsuit against the NCAA over the policies that allowed Thomas to compete. One of the demands in Gaines’ lawsuit is that the NCAA withdraws all of Thomas’ championships.
Fox News Digital has contacted the NCAA asking if they plan to make changes to Thomas’ 2022 Championship finish and when they have not responded.
Gaines sent a message to the NCAA about the issue in an interview with “Dont @Me With Dan Dakich” on Wednesday.
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“The University of Pennsylvania is the Ivy League, but you need to withdraw records from your accounts and record boards, but the NCAA doesn’t need me to understand, so you’ll see what the NCAA does,” Gaines said.
Gaines doesn’t expect the NCAA to be willing to correct these records.
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“These ‘leaders’ have remained completely co-infected for the past three years, unspinned, uneven and morally bankrupt, if you did,” Gaines said.
At a press conference on April 18, White House press secretary Caroline Leavitt argued for President while discussing rebellion against Maine’s issues. Donald Trump’s The order as federal law and Title IX note that offenders could be “prosecuted.”
Gaines previously told her to Fox News Digital Supporting the prosecutor As a response to the problem.
“I think what’s going on is a crime, so I want to see the prosecution,” Gaines said. “I think the way we were told it’s more important than our physical safety, and more important than our physical safety, is a criminal act, rather than our right to call our champions. So I think it’s a criminal offence.
“Someone has to make an example somewhere. Otherwise you’ll have the Democrats who hate women continue with all their might… I think university officials should be prosecuted.”
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