Catholic Bishops Praise Trump’s Executive Order Barring Men from Women’s Sports
On Feb. 6, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) banned biological men from competing on women’s teams to comply with the order
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NCAA Bans Men From Women’s Sports Following Trump’s Executive Order
The NCAA policy still allows biological men who identify as transgender to participate in women’s sports practices and receive benefits such as medical care during practice.
Texas Sues NCAA Over Men in Women’s Sports, Alleges ‘Deceptive’ Practices
In a statement, Paxton accused the NCAA of 'intentionally and knowingly jeopardizing the safety and well-being of women by deceptively changing women’s competitions into co-ed competitions.'
House Republicans Call for NCAA Ban on Biological Men in Women’s Sports
The lawmakers penned a letter to NCAA President Charlie Baker that asks him to limit participation in women-only sports to biological women.
St. Mary’s Gaels Men’s Basketball Team Makes History, Heads to NCAA Tournament
Former radio announcer Bulcao was in attendance at the Gaels West Coast Conference Tournament championship game at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, where the team beat Gonzaga 69-60.
Down to the Buzzer, Religious Colleges Score with NCAA
In a surprising and exciting turnaround, the NCAA constitution approved by the governors Thursday is very similar to what the religious colleges wanted
Will the NCAA Force Out Catholic Colleges?
A proposed change to the NCAA constitution would force member schools to embrace an agenda of ‘gender equity, diversity and inclusion’ as a condition of membership
8 Facts of Faith About the NCAA Championship Game
From coaches to players, remarkable stories of Christian faith from both sides of the basketball court.
Notre Dame to NCAA: Play Sports, Not Politics
Universities, not athletic conferences, should set policies on social and moral issues of the day, argues Holy Cross Father John Jenkins, Notre Dame’s president.
