Big Man on Campus: Lia Thomas Breaks Another Record, Dominates Ivy League Women's Championships

(02 20 22). Another female athlete who dedicated her life to her sport was unceremoniously erased from the record books as Lia Thomas, a man identifying as a woman, took first in the 100m race. That victory, his third of the meet, along with wins in the 200m and 500m, made for three first-place finishes. The NCAA could’ve stopped Thomas, a biological man, from running roughshod over the athletic accomplishments of women. But they didn’t.

Notably, Thomas competed on the men’s swimming team for 3 years in which he was ranked a thoroughly unimpressive 462nd nationally. Then he decided he was a woman. Now, he is the #1 ranked swimmer in the nation and on his way to becoming the greatest NCAA > women’s swimmer of all time.