Controversy in Women's Volleyball: San José State's Season Marked by Protests and Legal Battles over Transgender Inclusion

The San José State women's volleyball team's season culminated in controversy, with protests, forfeits, and legal challenges regarding a transgender player's participation.

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San José State's women's volleyball season ended with a loss in the Mountain West Tournament, overshadowed by protests and lawsuits relating to a transgender teammate. The controversy caused several teams to forfeit matches rather than compete against San José, citing fairness concerns. The season featured players expressing solidarity and calls for inclusion while mixed opinions emerged on the impact of transgender athletes in women's sports. Coach Todd Kress condemned the hate directed at his team while the media spotlight increased scrutiny on athlete experiences during this turbulent period.

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