Nevada Collegiate Volleyball Team Joins Growing Boycott Against Trans Athlete; Governor Backs Decision

The fifth team to forfeit match against San Jose State is sparking renewed debate on transgender participation in women’s sports.

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San Jose State head coach Todd Kress, center back, talks to his players during a timeout during the first set of an NCAA college volleyball match against Colorado State, October 3, 2024, at Fort Collins, Colorado AP/David Zalubowski

The University of Nevada’s collegiate women’s volleyball team has become the fifth team to forfeit a match against San Jose State due to a transitioned athlete on the team. The Nevada Wolf Pack received rousing support from the state’s governor for their decision.

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