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A video posted to X on Sept. 6 by women’s sports advocate Riley Gaines shows a biological male on the San Jose State women’s volleyball team dominating in a match against Iowa.
“Look how high he jumps. Look at the speed of the ball,” Gaines writes (see the video below). “Not only is this unfair, it’s dangerous.”
Reduxx reported that Blaire Fleming, born Brayden, withheld his biological sex from his teammates and his opponents. Fleming is currently playing women’s Division I volleyball for San Jose State University in the Mountain West Conference.
Reduxx had previously reported that a volleyball player from California was set to become the first known male recipient of a women’s NCAA Division I athletic scholarship after successfully hiding his biological sex from his teammates.
Tate Drageset, 17, verbally committed to the University of Washington, but following reports revealing he was a biological male it was learned that the university rescinded the offer.
Male player from San Jose State @SanJoseStateVB, Blaire Fleming, leads his team to victory against Iowa @IowaVolleyball.
Look how high he jumps. Look at the speed of the ball.
Not only is this unfair, it's dangerous. pic.twitter.com/1JXcll1zeh
— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) September 6, 2024
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