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The policy will only allow athletes who've transitioned before the age of 12.

A stance on transgender athletes made by one 🌧️ of the world's most important athletic federations has sent ripples throughout the rest of the sports world and some fear 🌧️ it may bring even wider changes to come.

The governing body of international competitive swimming announced a policy that will only 🌧️ allow athletes who've transitioned before the age of 12 to take part in any of the elite international swimming competitions.

Lia 🌧️ Thomas, second left, of Penn University and transgender swimmer Iszac Henig (L) of Yale pose with their medals after placing 🌧️ first and second in the 100-yard freestyle swimming race at the 2022 Ivy League Women's Swimming & Diving Championships at 🌧️ Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Joseph Prezioso/AFP via Getty Images, FILE

The decision made by FINA pointed to what the organization says 🌧️ is a "performance gap" that emerges between biological males and females during puberty.

"Without eligibility standards based on biological sex or 🌧️ sex-linked traits, we are very unlikely to see biological females in finals, on podiums, or in championship positions," read the 🌧️ statement in part.

The policy also includes a proposal for a new open competition category, which athletes "would be able to 🌧️ compete without regard to their sex, their legal gender or their gender identity."

FINA cited coming to the decision after consulting 🌧️ with scientists and policy makers, but the policy still sent shockwaves throughout the world of swimming and beyond.

USA Wrestling and 🌧️ the International Rugby League have already followed suit and announced similar policies and other governing bodies are likely to follow 🌧️ suit.

FIFA, soccer's governing body, and World Athletics, the international governing body that covers track and field events, also announced a 🌧️ review of their transgender athlete policy.

Transgender athlete Schuyler Bailar said the FINA policy is "extreme."

"It's the most extreme policy that 🌧️ I've read to date.

I think it builds upon the discrimination that we're seeing specifically on trans people," said Bailar, who 🌧️ was the first openly transgender swimmer in NCAA Division 1 competition and the first trans man to compete in any 🌧️ NCAA Division 1 sport, to ABC News.

LGBTQ rights supporters gather at the Texas State Capitol to protest state Republican-led efforts 🌧️ to pass legislation that would restrict the participation of transgender student athletes on the first day of the 87th Legislature's 🌧️ third special session on September 20, 2021 in Austin, Texas.

Tamir Kalifa/Getty Images, FILE

The decision could impact athletes like Lia Thomas, 🌧️ whose record-breaking season in the women's swim category set off a firestorm of international controversy.

Thomas, who was recruited to the 🌧️ University of Pennsylvania men's swim team and competed with them for three seasons, began transitioning in 2019 and joined the 🌧️ women's team for the 2021 to 2022 season.

Earlier this year, Thomas made history as the first transgender athlete to win 🌧️ a NCAA Division 1 National championship.

That season, she set Ivy league records and rose significantly in the women's rankings versus 🌧️ her performance in the men's field.

In her only television interview, Thomas spoke to ABC News in May.

"Trans women competing in 🌧️ women's sports does not threaten women's sports as a whole," said Thomas.

"Trans women are a very small minority of all 🌧️ athletes and we haven't seen any massive wave of trans women dominating."

At the time, Thomas told ABC News that her 🌧️ goal was to swim at the Olympic Trials.

But now, the new policy change prohibits Thomas from achieving those dreams.

In a 🌧️ statement to ABC News, Thomas said, "The new FINA release is deeply upsetting.

It is discriminatory and will only serve to 🌧️ harm all women."

University of Pennsylvania athlete Lia Thomas prepares for the 500 meter freestyle at the NCAA Swimming and Diving 🌧️ Championships, March 17, 2022, at Georgia Tech in Atlanta.

John Bazemore/AP, FILE

Former Southern Illinois University swimmer Natalie Fahey was one of 🌧️ the first openly trans women to compete in the NCAA.

Unlike Thomas, Fahey didn't break any records and her races were 🌧️ far less controversial.

"After I transitioned, I was solidly middle ground.

I didn't come in and break any records," said Fahey.

"I only 🌧️ competed at a conference, but certainly just the fact that I'm not as good as Lia is, weighs into that."

Fahey 🌧️ added that being able to swim as a woman was crucial to her.

Three-time Olympic Gold-medalist Nancy Hogshead-Makar is the founder 🌧️ of Champion Women, a non-profit organization that advocates for gender equality in sports for women and girls.

She said she advocates 🌧️ for the open competition category.

"Trans women are women, but there are a few places where biology really matters and women's 🌧️ sports is one of them," she said.

But Bailar argues that the policy will have a lasting impact on trans youth 🌧️ that expands beyond sports.

"Most people play sports for fun, to learn cooperation, to have a team, to have peer mentorship," 🌧️ said Bailar.

"This [policy] polices all women because you have to know which girls are trans in order to exclude them.

And 🌧️ when you do that, you enforce the policing of all women's bodies."