Investigate Blatant Discrimination in Non-Professional Sports

I need you to investigate Princeton University's alleged exclusion of transgender runner Sadie Schreiner from the Larry Ellis Invitational on May 3, 2025. Schreiner has filed a lawsuit naming athletic director John Mack, track operations director Kimberly Keenan-Kirkpatrick, and Leone Timing & Results Services as defendants for discrimination. You can read more here: https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/op-ed-princeton-kicked-a-trans-runner This wasn't a professional event with prizes or trophies. The Larry Ellis Invitational is a non-professional meet where runners compete against the clock to improve their times. While transgender exclusions have become common at professional running events under current NCAA and USA Track & Field policies, extending this discrimination to non-professional meets represents an alarming escalation. These are simply opportunities for people to better themselves and race a clock. Making this worse, a prominent running club coach reports that Princeton's 2026 meets will now only allow university team runners, excluding unattached runners and club members who were previously eligible. This change coincides suspiciously with Schreiner's pending litigation. A 2023 Frontiers in Sports and Active Living study found no evidence that transgender athletes have superior performance. Many transgender women runners, including Schreiner, see permanent performance decreases after starting hormone replacement therapy. This exclusion is discrimination without scientific basis, and it deserves scrutiny.