Women's soccer team signs its first trans player with goalkeeper Isaac Ranson - LGBTQ Nation
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Women's soccer team signs its first trans player with goalkeeper Isaac Ranson - LGBTQ Nation
"Aurora believes that everyone deserves an opportunity to play soccer, and we are glad that we are able to provide a safe environment for Isaac to continue his stellar career. Our players, coaches, and organization are unified in welcoming Isaac to Aurora."
"Under USL rules, players can only join the gender team with which the player was assigned at birth, without regard to any other stated gender held or part of the player's core identity."
"Ranson has had a record-breaking career, being named Big West Goalkeeper of the Year twice, as well as setting school records for saves and shutouts."
Isaac Ranson, a trans man, has signed with Minnesota Aurora FC as their new goalkeeper. The club emphasizes its commitment to providing a safe environment for all players. Under USL rules, Ranson must play for the women's team despite his gender identity. The USL's policy aligns with the U.S. Soccer Federation and is influenced by regulations from the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee. Ranson has a successful background, having been named Big West Goalkeeper of the Year and setting records at California State University, Fullerton.
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