The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association voted last week to change their policy, which previously allowed transgender athletes to play sports based on their gender identity.

On Tuesday, the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association’s (NIAA) Board of Control quietly made a decision to only allow ...

“We are deeply disappointed that the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) changed its decade-long inclusive transgender student-athlete policy to one that is exclusionar ...

"I'm appalled by the decision because it targets this very small group of student-athletes who identify as transgender," ...

The NIAA adopted a new transgender policy in alignment with recent executive orders signed by President Trump.

The move could conflict with the Nevada Constitution’s Equal Rights Amendment, which extends protections to residents based on gender identity.

NIAA reversed an earlier vote to require showing birth certificates for every student athlete to play high school sports.

Nevada has become the latest state to curtail the participation of transgender athletes in school sports after the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) reversed a 2014 policy that ...

Does not ‘discriminate’ The NIAA’s previous policy allowed athletes to play sports based on their gender identity, with approval from the school. At Tuesday’s meeting, the NIAA presented ...