Meet the athletes who lead by example, challenge the status quo, and
show the world what it truly means to compete. Together, we’re shaping
a future where women can thrive, compete fairly, and claim their rightful
place.
Riley Gaines is a dominant force in the pool and a leading voice in the fight for fairness in women’s sports. With 12 All-American titles, five SEC Championships, and two Olympic Trials qualifications, she knows what it takes to compete at the highest level. Now, she’s using her platform to stand up for female athletes and the integrity of women’s sports.
A world-class Taekwondo athlete, Jaycee is the Junior Pan American Champion and a 2x member of the Junior AAU USA National Team. Bassett won silver in Junior World Championship in Chuncheon, Korea, and is currently ranked second in the world ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics. She is a force to be reckoned with on the mat.
Walkout Song: Kendrick Lamar - DNA
Instagram: @jayceetkd1
As the captain of the University of Nevada Volleyball Team, Sia leads with power and precision. She’s a standout athlete whose passion for the game and leadership on and off the court set her apart.
Walkout Song: Charlie Wilson - I'm Blessed
Instagram: @s.yeaah
Neely is a powerhouse in gymnastics, taking home the 2023 Tennessee State Championship titles in both the all-around and floor exercise competitions. Her strength, precision, and resilience make her a true standout in the sport.
A dedicated athlete and fierce competitor, Paula swam at the highest collegiate level, representing the University of Pennsylvania in NCAA Division I Swimming. After her university tried to silence her protest of the issue, Paula turned up the volume.
Naomi is redefining athleticism with her dynamic performances as both a Denver Broncos Cheerleader and a competitive breakdancer. Whether on the field or the dance floor, she brings passion, precision, and power to every movement.
Eddie Ogamba is an elite competitor with the mindset of a champion. His dedication to the game and commitment to excellence inspire athletes at every level.
A legend in gymnastics, Kelly Garrison-Funderburk led Team USA at the 1988 Olympics and earned her place in the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame. Her impact on the sport continues to inspire gymnasts worldwide.
Instagram: @kelly_garriso_funderburk
Jordy Bahl is a force to be reckoned with on the field. A two-time Women’s College World Series champion, she continues to dominate the game at the University of Nebraska.
Instagram: @jordybahl
A standout volleyball player for the University of Wyoming, Macey Boggs has taken a bold stance for fairness in women’s sports. She and her team forfeited two matches against a male opponent and later became plaintiffs in a lawsuit against SJSU and the Mountain West Conference. She has testified before Wyoming’s Senate Education Committee, championing equal opportunities for female athletes.
Instagram: @maceyboggs
Jabulani Newby represents Team Jamaica on the basketball court, showcasing elite skill and dedication to the game.
Instagram: @jabsnewby
Jeff Watters is a top-tier boxing coach and trains elite athletes—including members of the Detroit Red Wings—to reach their peak performance.
Instagram: @wattersperformance
Erica Weitz knows endurance—both in competition and in coaching. A U.S. Olympic Trials marathoner, she now helps others push their limits and achieve their goals.
Instagram: @ericaweitzruns
A former University of Kentucky swimmer, Kaitlynn Wheeler is a multi-time All-American, SEC Champion, and NCAA qualifier. After witnessing a male swimmer dominate the women’s category at the 2022 NCAA Championships, she became a leading advocate for the integrity of women’s sports. She continues to stand up for female athletes, inspired by her sister’s own experience facing discrimination for speaking out.
Instagram: @kaitlynnwheeler19
April Hutchinson is one of Canada’s top powerlifters, holding multiple North American titles and a deadlift record. A fierce advocate for fairness in women’s sports, she faced suspension from the Canadian Powerlifting Union after speaking out against male athletes competing in the women’s category.
Instagram: @April.Hutchinson
Hungarian Olympian Réka György was an NCAA standout at Virginia Tech. After missing out on the 500-yard freestyle finals due to Lia Thomas’s participation in the women’s category at the 2022 NCAA Championships, she joined 16 other athletes in suing the NCAA over its transgender eligibility policies.
Instagram: @gyorgy.reka96
Told she couldn’t compete in both soccer and track? Ainsley Erzen did it anyway. As a junior, Erzen and her 4x800 relay teammates broke the collegiate two-mile relay record in March 2025. She also took a stand for female athletes by writing in the Des Moines Register and joining Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds as she signed a law protecting women’s sports in Iowa.
Instagram: @ainsley_erzen
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