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[[Public schools]] and colleges, which are governed by [[Title IX]] quotas, produce very few Olympic winners.  Instead, private clubs operating outside of [[Title IX]] and scraping by on private funding are producing a disproportionate share of winners:

[[Public schools]] and colleges, which are governed by [[Title IX]] quotas, produce very few Olympic winners.  Instead, private clubs operating outside of [[Title IX]] and scraping by on private funding are producing a disproportionate share of winners:

*[[Michael Phelps]], the winner of 5 gold medals in 2008 (as of 8/13/08) trained in the private swim club of North Baltimore AC, rather than his public high school.<ref>http://www.topendsports.com/sport/swimming/profiles/phelps-michael.htm</ref>  He did not compete on a college team.

*[[Michael Phelps]], the winner of 5 gold medals in 2008 (as of 8/13/08) trained in the private swim club of North Baltimore AC, rather than his public high school.<ref>http://www.topendsports.com/sport/swimming/profiles/phelps-michael.htm</ref>  He did not compete on a college team.

*[[Mariel Zagunis]], gold medal winner in 2004 and 2008 in fencing, attended a private ([[Catholic]]) high school and college and trained at a club.<ref>http://und.cstv.com/sports/c-fenc/mtt/zagunis_mariel00.html</ref>

*[[Mariel Zagunis]], gold medal winner in 2004 and 2008 in fencing, attended a private ([[Catholic]]) high school and college and trained at a club.<ref>http://und.cstv.com/sports/c-fenc/mtt/zagunis_mariel00.html</ref>