DYLAN GWINN – 18 Oct 2024 – Breitbart

My cmnt: SJSU is a NCAA Division I volleyball team. I have watched a lot of DI volleyball over the years and have never seen an opposing player take a spike in the face and knock her completely off her feet!!

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Riley Gaines – her comment is below:

If you’re wondering why teams are forfeiting against SJSU here’s the reason. Last night another woman was smashed in the face by a kill from a man posing as a woman. It’s unfair, unsafe, and regressive, yet our “leaders” remain silent.

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If you were wondering why not one, not two, but five NCAA women’s volleyball teams have refused to play San Jose State University (SJSU) because of the presence of transgender player Blaire Fleming, here’s why.

SJSU defeated New Mexico 3-1 in their recent match, powered mainly by the 18 kills from star player Blaire Fleming, who is transgender. One of those kills, in particular, has reminded people why five teams have refused to take the court against the male player.

In the third set, with SJSU up 13-11, the Spartans set Fleming up for a spike that nearly took out New Mexico’s libero.

🚨🚨SJSU’s male player, Blaire Fleming blasts a strike knocking another female opponent to the ground in tonight’s match up with Univ of New Mexico.

Sorry to the women of @UNMLoboVB who were overpowered by a male-led team, nothing about tonight's game was fair or safe. @NCAA… pic.twitter.com/seKmx7TXMa

— Beth Bourne (@bourne_beth2345) October 18, 2024

Look at the height this man achieves when he/she jumps before the crushing spike to the face of the other team’s libero.

Fleming’s presence has led four teams to forfeit their games against SJSU, and a fifth team, Nevada, held a player vote to forfeit and disregard their school’s desire to play the game.

After the school disregarded the player vote and insisted the game would go on, Wolf Pack team captain Sia Liillii emphasized that the players would have “integrity” and hold their ground.

“I know what our team is going to do, and we are going to have integrity,” Liillii said. “I think this is the toughest thing our team has gone through, but I’m just glad I have so many brave young women behind me, and I get to be the captain of this team.”