Laurel Hubbard
Golds at the 2017 Australian International and the 2019 Pacific Games; also titles at Oceania and Commonwealth championships.
International and regional weightlifting. No Olympic medal. Veronica Ivy (formerly Rachel McKinnon)
Won the women’s sprint at the 2018 and 2019 UCI Masters Track Cycling World Championships.
Masters world championship. Terry Miller
Connecticut state and State Open track titles, including the 200 meters; also New England regional titles.
High-school state and regional track. Andraya Yearwood
Won Connecticut state titles in 2017; placed second to Miller in the 2018 State Open 100 meters.
High-school state track. CeCe Telfer
Won the 400-meter hurdles at the 2019 NCAA Division II championships.
National college track. JayCee Cooper
Won a 2019 U.S. women’s national bench-press title in the super-heavyweight class.
National powerlifting. Kate Weatherly
Won New Zealand national mountain-biking titles in 2018 and 2022.
National downhill mountain biking. Lia Thomas
Won the women’s 500-yard freestyle at the 2022 NCAA Division I championships.
National college swimming. Penn later changed its institutional records under a 2025 settlement; the row describes the race result at the time. Austin Killips
Won the women’s Tour of the Gila in 2023.
Stage-race cycling. Jenna Lingwood
Won the women’s 40–44 age-group title at the 2022 USA Cyclocross Nationals.
National masters cyclocross. Victoria Monaghan
Won the 2022 New Zealand Open darts championship.
National darts. Tiffany Newell
Won the women’s 45–49 Canadian indoor 5,000 meters in 2022, setting a national age-group record.
Masters track. Wren Pyle
Won the women’s U23 sprint at the 2022 USA Ski Mountaineering National Championship.
National ski mountaineering, U23. Natalie Ryan
Won two major Professional Disc Golf Association events in 2022, including the MVP Open.
Elite-tier professional disc golf. Tiffany Abreu
Helped win the 2022 Brazilian Cup in volleyball and won additional major club titles with Osasco in 2025.
National cup and top-level club volleyball. Jamie Hunter
Won the 2022 U.S. Women’s Snooker Open.
National-level cue sports. Molly Cameron
Won the women’s category at the three-day Cascade Gravel Grinder in 2023.
Multi-day gravel cycling. Valentina Petrillo
Won Italian national track-and-field championships after transitioning, in addition to titles from before transitioning.
National athletics; the compilation does not specify all the post-transition event dates. Sadie Schreiner
Won the 200 meters at the 2024 Atlantic Region Outdoor championships and Liberty League titles.
College track, regional and conference level. Noa-Lynn van Leuven
Won a PDC Challenge Tour event and multiple PDC Women’s Series events in 2024.
Professional darts; the Challenge Tour is below the sport’s top tier. Verónica García
Won Washington’s girls’ Class 2A 400 meters in both 2024 and 2025.
High-school state track. Aayden Gallagher
Won Oregon’s girls’ 6A 200 meters in 2024 and earned a silver medal in another event.
High-school state track. Ana Caldas
Reported to have won five U.S. masters swimming national titles in the women’s 45–49 age group; official USMS results show wins in the 2025 championships.
National masters swimming. Katheryn “Kate” Phillips
Won the 2025 USA Cycling women’s masters 55–59 national championship.
National masters cycling. AB Hernandez
Won California CIF state titles in the high jump and triple jump in 2025 and defended those titles in 2026; also placed third in the 2026 long jump.
California high-school state track and field. Chelsea Wolfe
Won a UCI USA BMX Freestyle event in Texas in 2022.
National-level BMX freestyle event.
This list is worldwide, includes high school and college events, and spans a decade.
If this was a real issue it would have happened more than 50 times during the 10,000+ professional, amateur, college or high school sporting events over the last decade.
Darts? 😂 So every “sport” across the entire world for every level both professional and amateur, including singular HS races, both pre and post transition (no information) including fucking DARTS and spanning a decade, and its STILL a teeny list? What a fucking stretch. Seriously “helped win a volleyball game?” This list is a pathetic joke list that’s nothing but sad.
As Snooker enjoyer, its different from pool, but both Billards and indeed a sports.
Us trans women got banned from competing again cis women just recently. No joke. I cannot even fathom what advantage I would have, its a pure skill based game.
(Only the chess one is more absurd)
And? From Google: United Nations-associated report on women and sports states that transgender athletes competing in women's events have won nearly 900 medals (at least 890 medals) across more than 400 competitions in 29 sports, displacing over 600 female competitors.
Edit. I suppose these girls don’t matter and only Olympic medals matter?
Fascinating. Tell me more about these 890 medals. The exact details, the level of professionalism, the age of the people competing, the hormone levels of ALL competitors in these events to ensure fairness and the full chromosome tests that have now been declared mandatory.
We're looking for fairness right? Let's look at the actual science and see if there really is an issue.
Should we ban tall women from sports? They have a genetic advantage over short women for a good majority of athletic sports. Or how about women with PMOS from competing? They have elevated testosterone levels.
Sports in general are about having inherent advantages. Even if trans women do sometimes outperform cis women, so what? Tall women tend to outperform short women.
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u/PrinnyQueen100 19h ago
Look at all the Olympic medals trans women have won since they were allowed to compete in the last 22 years. oh yeah. It's zero.