A Texas judge ruled against an injunction to force the NCAA to implement mandatory gender testing to keep trans athletes out of women's sports. Critics argue the policy doesn't do enough to keep trans athletes out. The NCAA stands by its revised policy.
Key Points
Texas judge ruled against the injunction
Former women athletes testified against trans inclusion
NCAA's policy stands by the Executive Order
Pros
NCAA revised policy to comply with Executive Order banning trans athletes from women's sports
Thousands of women student-athletes can compete in national titles
Cons
Critics argue the policy is not sufficient to keep trans athletes out of women's sports
Dependence on birth certificates could allow access to women's competition via amended birth certificates