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Transgender runner Evie Parts sues NCAA and Swarthmore College for removal from track team

Evelyn Parts alleges Title IX violations and emotional distress after NCAA policy changes restricted her competition options as a transgender woman, Swarthmore officials said.

  • On Thursday, Evelyn Parts, a former Swarthmore track athlete, sued Swarthmore College, officials, and the NCAA in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, alleging Title IX violations.
  • On Feb. 6, the NCAA amended its policy to limit women's sports to athletes assigned female at birth, prompting Swarthmore to remove Parts from the team.
  • After running unattached in two meets, Parts was fully reinstated on April 11 to the women’s track team, but she received no coaching, travel, or support, the lawsuit alleges.
  • In the complaint, Parts alleges the ban caused her to engage in self-harm and suicidal thoughts, and Susan Cirilli stated `We stand by the allegations in the complaint`.
  • Meanwhile, Pennsylvania’s state Senate approved a bill on May 6 to ban transgender athletes from women’s sports, reflecting broader legislative efforts.
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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, August 15, 2025.
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