Video: USU volleyball player says she was scolded for speaking out about transgender issues
Nov 15, 2024, 5:46 PM | Updated: 5:49 pm
A Utah State University women’s volleyball player is part of a new lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference, seeking to prevent a San Jose State University player from participating in a tournament later this month.
This lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in Colorado by 11 volleyball players, including USU’s Kaylie Ray, and a coach. They’re upset that San Jose State player Blaire Fleming has been allowed to participate on a women’s volleyball team when they argue that Fleming is transgender and was born a male.
The plaintiffs in the suit want Fleming to be declared ineligible to play in the Mountain West Conference tournament in Las Vegas, which is scheduled for November 27-30 in Las Vegas.
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