Collegiate Charter Forfeits Game After Injuries Against Trans Player

A girls' basketball game in Massachusetts ends in forfeit following injuries to three players from Collegiate Charter School during a match against KIPP Academy, which has a trans-identified male player.

During a girls' basketball game in Massachusetts, Collegiate Charter School forfeited at halftime against KIPP Academy after three players were injured.
The forfeit followed an incident involving a trans-identified male player from KIPP Academy, who is over six feet tall with facial hair, during a tussle for possession.
Footage of the incident, showing a Collegiate Charter player being flung to the ground, sparked uproar on social media platforms.
Riley Gaines, a former competitive swimmer, criticized the inclusion of trans athletes in women's sports, citing safety and fairness concerns.
The Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association's rules allow students to participate in sports teams consistent with their gender identity, aiming to promote inclusivity and safety.

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