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Transgender Athlete Takes Legal Stand Against NCAA and College Team Over Controversial Policies

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Swarthmore, Pennsylvania — A former member of the women’s track and field team at Swarthmore College has initiated a lawsuit against the NCAA and the institution itself, raising significant implications regarding the participation of transgender athletes in collegiate sports. The legal action comes amid a broader national debate that has intensified over the rights of transgender individuals in competitive athletics. The lawsuit was filed by Evie Parts, who alleges that her removal from the track team on February 6, 2025, followed the announcement of a new NCAA policy on transgender participation. This change has led … Read more

"Michigan Wolverines Face NCAA Punishment as Former Analyst Connor Stalions Vows to Fight Back"

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The NCAA Committee on Infractions has imposed penalties on the Michigan Wolverines football program due to allegations of improper scouting practices, prompting the university to announce plans to appeal the ruling. The announcement came shortly after the penalties were issued on August 15. Among those receiving the strongest repercussions was former Michigan football analyst Connor Stalions. The NCAA has banned him from NCAA athletics for eight years, labeling his involvement a significant breach. Stalions’ situation has drawn considerable attention, particularly following his role in a Netflix documentary that detailed the scouting … Read more

Transgender Athlete Evelyn Parts Files Lawsuit Against Swarthmore College Over Track Team Controversy Amid NCAA Policy Changes

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Swarthmore, Pennsylvania — The Swarthmore College community is navigating legal challenges following a lawsuit filed by Evelyn Parts, a transgender athlete. Parts claims that the college removed her from the women’s track and field team due to a change in NCAA regulations that restricts male competitors from women’s sports. However, she was later reinstated to the team, raising questions about the college’s adherence to those rules. This lawsuit marks the third instance this month where a trans athlete has taken similar action against a U.S. college for being excluded from a women’s team. The situation … Read more

NC State’s 1983 Championship Team Faces Setback as Judge Dismisses NIL Lawsuit Against NCAA

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RALEIGH, N.C. — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 men’s basketball team against the NCAA regarding the use of their names, images, and likenesses in the context of the recent NIL developments. This decision comes as a setback for the former players who sought compensation for their contributions to the school’s historic championship run. The lawsuit aimed to challenge the NCAA’s longstanding policies that have traditionally restricted athletes from profiting from their own likenesses. The plaintiffs argued that their significant achievements and the recognition their … Read more