University of Wyoming Forfeits Volleyball Match Over Transgender Athlete Participation

Wyoming joins Boise State and Southern Utah in refusing to compete against San Jose State's team, led by transgender player Blaire Fleming.

The University of Wyoming women's volleyball team has forfeited its match against San Jose State, citing concerns over fairness and safety due to the presence of a transgender athlete on the opposing team.
Blaire Fleming, a transgender female player for San Jose State, has been a key figure in the team's undefeated season, raising questions about the impact of transgender athletes in women's sports.
The decision by Wyoming follows similar actions by Boise State and Southern Utah, both of which also forfeited matches against San Jose State this season.
Concerned Women of America has filed a federal civil rights complaint, alleging discrimination against female athletes and challenging the NCAA's current gender identity policies.
The controversy has sparked legal action, with several athletes, including a teammate of Fleming's, suing the NCAA over its transgender eligibility policies, citing safety and fairness concerns.