Footage reveals second feminine highschool volleyball participant injured by spike from trans opponent

New footage has been launched displaying the second a highschool volleyball participant was injured in a play with a transgender opponent.

Video of the incident reveals the injured participant standing close to the web for her group. A participant on the opposing group units the ball as much as be spiked by the transgender participant, who jumps into the air and hammers the ball down. The injured participant is hit within the face by the ball and instantly collapses to the ground.

The footage was launched after a North Carolina college board voted final month to forfeit all girls's volleyball matches towards a rival college due to the presence of a transgender athlete.

NORTH CAROLINA DISTRICT FORFEITS VOLLEYBALL GAMES AGAINST SCHOOL WITH TRANSGENDER PLAYER

On Sept. 21, the Cherokee County college board in North Carolina voted 5-1 to forfeit all matches for the ladies's volleyball groups at district excessive colleges towards Highlands College, which is situated within the Macon County College District. The vote got here after a participant was struck within the head by a spike from the transgender opponent.

Hiwassee Dam Excessive College's athletic director supported the board's resolution and, in accordance with the assembly minutes, advised the board that "a press release wanted to be made and that it [was] unfair and unsafe" for groups to compete towards Highlands.

The minutes additionally point out there was disagreement among the many audio system concerned. Nevertheless, just one board member, Keesha Curtis, voted towards the transfer. Curtis reportedly mentioned she voted towards the measure since she believed the entire district's college principals and athletic administrators ought to have made the choice whether or not or to not compete towards Highlands.

Board member Joe Wooden, who voted in favor of the movement, mentioned that he made his resolution "based mostly on security," not on the athlete's intercourse.

The Washington Examiner contacted the varsity district for remark however didn't obtain a response.