Virginia's high school sports governing body to comply with Trump's 'Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports' order

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The Virginia High School League (VHSL) announced on Monday that its executive committee voted to bring its league in compliance with President Donald Trump’s executive order "Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports."

Trump signed the executive order this past Wednesday, fulfilling one of his main campaign promises of keeping biological men out of girls and women’s sports. 

The order was signed on Nationals Girls and Women in Sports Day, which celebrates females athletes in women’s sports and those committed to providing equal access to sports for all females.

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President Donald Trump signed the "Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports" executive order on Feb. 5, 2025. (AP/IMAGN)

The VHSL, which governs high school sports in the state, will comply with the executive order effective immediately. 

"The VHSL is an association comprising 318 member schools with more than 177,000 students participating yearly in sports and academic activities. The VHSL is the governing body, and our member schools look to and rely on the VHSL for policy and guidance. To that end, the VHSL will comply with the Executive Order," VHSL Executive Director John W. Haun said in a statement. 

"The compliance will provide membership clear and consistent direction."

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The statement also noted that the VHSL executive committee directed staff to immediately propose policy changes in the form of emergency legislation to comply with the executive order. Language will be adjusted in its