Noa-Lynn Van Leuven Vows to Continue Fighting After Transgender Women Ban in Women's Darts

Darts player Noa-Lynn Van Leuven has expressed her determination to keep fighting after the sport's governing body announced a ban on transgender women competing in women's events. Van Leuven, who has made history as the first transgender woman to play in the World Darts Championship, stated that the decision will not only affect her but also the entire trans community. The Darts Regulation Authority cited a review of its policies and consultation with an academic developmental biologist as the basis for its ruling, which allows transgender women to participate in open tournaments but not women's events. Van Leuven has received support from fellow players, including Michael van Gerwen and Luke Humphries, who have spoken out against the ban and emphasized the importance of treating all players with respect and fairness. Despite the setback, Van Leuven remains committed to her sport and has vowed to continue fighting for her right to compete.