How a women’s college volleyball team became the center of the transgender athlete debate
Brooke Slusser, a co-captain of the San Jose State University women’s volleyball team who was among a group that filed a lawsuit to bar a transgender woman from continuing to play on the team, sits on a bench in San Jose, Calif., on Nov. 18. (AMY OSBORNE/New York Times)
Colorado State volleyball players knelt during the national anthem amid the controversy over a transgender athlete playing ...
Colorado State defeated San Jose State in the Mountain West volleyball tournament final Saturday at UNLV’s Cox Pavilion, ...
The Spartans lose to Colorado State in what likely brings to an end San Jose’s season filled with controversy.
San Jose State volleyball players Blaire Fleming and Brooke Slusser were listed as Mountain West all-conference honorable ...
None of the schools confirmed why they elected not to play, but the presumed reason is a Title IX lawsuit filed by SJSU ...
Players from CSU's women's volleyball knelt ahead of semifinal, including one accused of conspiring with SJSU's male player to injure another ...
The San Jose State women's volleyball transgender scandal will come to a head in Las Vegas for the Mountain West Tournament; ...
Woke sports fans may have a tough time deciding which team to root for in the Mountain West Conference women’s volleyball ...
The San José State women's volleyball team lost its bid for the Mountain West Conference championship Saturday, ending a season full of controversy, forfeits and protests.
The Spartans had first-round bye, then advanced to the championship match when Boise State forfeited a semifinal.
Batie-Smoose was suspended indefinitely after she filed a Title IX complaint against San Jose State University, alleging that ...
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