The Spartans’ season finale sparks broader discussions about inclusion and evolving policies in female athletics.

Never before had we seen a slew of teams forfeit matches against another team with a possible trans athlete, like with SJSU. The post SJSU’s season is over. The conversation about trans athletes continues.

Despite Boise State’s forfeiture, there were no other protests or displays during Saturday’s match. In comparison with the controversial season, SJSU’s final match was uneventful.

Colorado State women’s volleyball will play in the Mountain West conference championship game against San Jose State University on Saturday amid a national controversy that has engulfed the Spartan’s team over a transgender athlete.

Boise State’s women’s volleyball team has withdrawn from its Mountain West Conference Championship tournament match against San Jose State University (SJSU) amid an ongoing, gender controversy surrounding an SJSU player.

San Jose State volleyball head coach Todd Kress addressed the national controversy surrounding a transgender player on his team and seven forfeited conference matches, including a tournament

Earlier this month, 11 female volleyball players, led by San Jose State co-captain Brooke Slusser, and an assistant coach sued the Mountain West Conference and San Jose State University, alleging the defendants violated the U.S. Constitution and Title IX by allowing a transgender athlete to play for a women’s sports team.

San Jose State transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming probably played the athlete's final college volleyball game in a loss to Colorado State.