Did court dismiss coach's Title IX claim?

The former head coach of Eastern Washington University's women's basketball team filed a lawsuit against the university after her termination, claiming age discrimination and Title IX retaliation. Two years before her termination, the coach filed a Title IX report with the university's athletics director, raising concerns about a potential domestic violence situation involving a women's basketball player and a football player. The AD allegedly grew angry over the report and accused her of “gossiping.”

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College Athletics and the Law
Published
2025-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/catl.31479
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Business Law and Ethics
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Did court dismiss coach's Title IX claim?

Eric Lyerly
College Athletics and the Law
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Did court dismiss coach's Title IX claim?

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Abstract

The former head coach of Eastern Washington University's women's basketball team filed a lawsuit against the university after her termination, claiming age discrimination and Title IX retaliation. Two years before her termination, the coach filed a Title IX report with the university's athletics director, raising concerns about a potential domestic violence situation involving a women's basketball player and a football player. The AD allegedly grew angry over the report and accused her of “gossiping.”

College Athletics and the LawVol. 22(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
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