A man does not win NCAA's "Woman of the Year" for some reason

Thomas answers the question: "How many testicles do you sport?"

Lia [formally Will] Thomas may have changed his name and swimming status, but he has not changed his biological sex, his genital gear [twig and berries], and his XY chromosome combination that is present in every cell in his body. According to some female swimmers, Thomas hasn't even changed his sexual attraction to women. He has merely changed what he claims to be: a female.

Thomas swam as a male up until his senior year for the University of Pennsylvania. He finished out his senior year on the women's team and although he was a mediocre male swimmer, he destroyed the women with his race times. That's because he is a man and thus has bigger lung capacity, strength, wingspan, and he even has his own built-in rudder.

Thomas was nominated by UPenn earlier this month but since rejected as the Ivy League's nominee for the NCAA's "Woman of the Year." The award recognizes "female student-athletes who have exhausted their eligibility and distinguished themselves in their community, in athletics and in academics throughout their college careers.” 

But Lia Thomas is not a female no matter what he claims but he sure as hell is a narcissistic, selfish piece of crap for beating up on women athletes who excel in their category.

The Ivy League, comprised of Penn, Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Harvard University, Princeton University and Yale University, chose as its nominee fencing champion Sylvie Binder of Columbia University/Barnard College, because she actually is a woman and knows it.

Binder, who hails from Armonk, New York, is a three-time first team all-American who won the NCAA women’s foil title in 2019, and the bronze medal in 2018 and 2022. She finished her undergraduate college education with a 3.91 grade point average. Not too shabby.

In her bio after winning a Leadership and Excellence Award, Binder wrote, “To my family and their unconditional love and support for the past 5 years: Dad, Mom, Abby, and Zach, I owe it all to you.”

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And for all the podium losses NCAA women lost unfairly, they owe it all to Lia Thomas. A dude, not good enough to compete successfully against other dudes. 

The NCAA needs to do some soul-searching of their own to have allowed a man to compete against women in the first place.

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