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Transgender swimmer Lia Thomas notched her second individual win Friday at the Ivy League championships, setting new pool and meet records in the process as she continues to inflame the debate over fairness and inclusion in women's sports.

Transgender athlete Lia Thomas heads into the Ivy League women's swimming championship as the favorite in three events -- and the second seed in a fourth race -- as the meet begins Wednesday in Boston amid a national debate over fairness and inclusion in women's sports.

Transgender athlete Lia Thomas heads into the Ivy League women's swimming championship as the favorite in three events -- and the second seed in a fourth race -- as the meet begins Wednesday in Boston amid a national debate over fairness and inclusion in women's sports.

As Beth Stelzer of Save Women's Sports has said, "We've finally gotten to the point that the bullies can't shut us up anymore. There are enough of us."

As Beth Stelzer of Save Women's Sports has said, "We've finally gotten to the point that the bullies can't shut us up anymore. There are enough of us."

Longtime NCAA Championships and USA Swimming announcer Sam Kendricks is battling a rare form of cancer called Merkel cell carcinoma.

For parents in the stands of Saturday's Ivy League swim meet, there was only one way to describe it: "messed up."

For parents in the stands of Saturday's Ivy League swim meet, there was only one way to describe it: "messed up."

Last week, University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas returned to the pool for the first time since her record-breaking performance in Dec. 2021. Much like

"The precedent being set ... is a direct threat to female athletes in every sport."