Riley Gaines Clarifies Advocating for Fairness in Women’s Sports Is Not About Winning
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines spoke out about the claim those fighting to protect women’s sports only care if a biological man wins. On Monday, Gaines, 23, responded to a post made by a user on X, formerly known as…

Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines spoke out about the claim those fighting to protect women’s Sports only care if a biological man wins.
On Monday, Gaines, 23, responded to a post made by a user on X, formerly known as Twitter, addressing the claim that those who are against biological men competing in women’s Sports “only care about keeping trans (i.e. male) athletes out of women’s Sports when they win.”
“Wrong. We always care,” the user stated.
“Molly Cameron & Lesley (Wesley) Mumford finished midpack at SBT GRVL last weekend. But they should have finished midpack in the men’s category, not the women’s,” they alleged, referring to the world-class gravel race event.
Gaines agreed with the user, adding, “It doesn’t matter if a male wins or get last place in the women’s category. They’re still taking spots, opportunities, and recognition from women.”


