A day before President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from women’s sports, three University of Pennsylvania graduates sued their alma mater over the inclusion of a transgender student in a women’s swimming competition.

Three former athletes at the University of Pennsylvania women’s swimming program sued the school, the Ivy League Council of Presidents and athletics organizations Tuesday, claiming they violated federal law to allow transgender athlete Lia Thomas to compete against them.

Former members of the University of Pennsylvania women’s swim team said they were left “emotionally traumatised” by training with transgender athlete Lia Thomas and have called for her records to be scrubbed, according to the suit.

Former student-athletes from the University of Pennsylvania sued the school to get transgender swimmer Lia Thomas’s records expunged. According to court documents obtained by Fox News, UPenn alumni Grace Estabrook,

Three former teammates of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas sued the University of Pennsylvania over rights violations

Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Margot Kaczorowski discusses President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender athletes in women’s sports and a lawsuit against the school on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

Three former University of Pennsylvania swimmers have reportedly filed a lawsuit against the school and other organizations for allegedly violating Title IX by allowing Lia Thomas, a transgender woman, to compete in the 2022 Women’s Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships.

Three of Lia Thomas' teammates have claimed they were subject to being 'repeatedly emotionally traumatized' during the 2021/22 season

Three former University of Pennsylvania swimmers have sued to expunge the women’s swimming records set by Lia Thomas, arguing that the male-born athlete who identifies as female was allowed to compete in violation of Title IX.