Lynx Coach Defends Protesters, Calls for WNBA Transgender Player Policy
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Lynx Coach Defends Protesters, Calls for WNBA Transgender Player Policy

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Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve has defended the right of protesters to rally outside an upcoming game while also advocating for a clear transgender player policy within the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA).

The protest is scheduled to take place before the Minnesota Lynx face off against the Indiana Fever.

Reeve stated she supports the protesters' right to assemble and express their views. However, she also emphasized the need for the WNBA to proactively address the issue of transgender athlete participation with a formal policy. “I think it’s important that we as a league get ahead of this,” Reeve said, according to Fox News. She added, “We don't have a policy and I think that needs to happen.”

The call for a WNBA policy comes amid ongoing national debate surrounding transgender athletes in sports.

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