Hawaii HB268 mandates that interscholastic sports teams be designated by biological sex assigned at birth.
Hawaii HB268 amends the state's athletic competition regulations to require schools to designate athletic teams based on biological sex assigned at birth. This includes separate teams for males, females, and coed competitions. Female athletic teams will not be open to participation by males. The act aims to protect the rights of females in sports, citing the progress made by Title IX. This law will take effect on July 1, 2025.
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