Sports Gender Policy & WNBA Eligibility Explorer

Regulatory Dependency & Governance Graph

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Governing Body

Domestic League / Org

Threshold Benchmark

Commentary / Perspective

Custom Policy Scenario Modeler

Serum Testosterone Limit (nmol/L)

5.0 nmol/L

Suppression Duration (Years)

1.0 Yrs

Transition Onset Requirement

Cross-League Regulatory Comparison Matrix

Organization / League	T-Threshold	Required Duration	Onset Criteria	Modeled Status

Public Debate & Commentary Mapping

Structuring key perspectives from regulatory experts, athlete advocates, and public figures (including recent commentary captured by TMZ in NYC).

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WNBA Framework

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CategoryDomestic League

Current T-Limit5.0 nmol/L

Duration12 Months

Primary CitationWNBA Player Eligibility Handbook

Model Impact Analysis

Status: WNBA Baseline Active

Under current modeled parameters (5.0 nmol/L over 1.0 years), candidate rules align with domestic standards like the WNBA and NCAA frameworks, but remain more flexible than World Aquatics or recent IOC sport-specific guidelines requiring pre-puberty onset criteria.

Verified Sources & Citations

• WNBA / USA Basketball: Gender Eligibility Policies & Player Protocols.

• IOC Guidelines (2021): Framework on Fairness, Inclusion and Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Gender Identity.

• World Aquatics (FINA 2022): Policy on Eligibility for the Men’s and Women’s Competition Categories.

• TMZ Sports (Aug 2026): Saucy Santana NYC interview commentary on WNBA sports fairness & inclusion.