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‘The players feared getting injured and not being able to compete in the playoffs,’ says Collegiate Charter School of Lowell.
LYNN, Massachusetts (LifeSiteNews) — The girls basketball team at a public charter high school in Massachusetts forfeited a recent game at halftime because a gender-confused male player on the opposing team had injured three of its players, causing the remaining female teammates to fear for their safety.
The Daily Item reported that Collegiate Charter School of Lowell ended its February 8 game against the KIPP Academy girls basketball team after just 16 minutes due to the KIPP team’s inclusion of a male player reportedly six feet tall with facial hair.
Collegiate Charter athletic director Kyle Pelczar said the school was aware of the player “going into the game, already, because we had them at home the first game of the year and nothing happened then,” but coach Kevin Ortins ultimately chose to call off this one because “he felt that his girls were getting injured, basically, all game. He has a playoff game on Monday, so he didn’t want to have any more of his girls go down.”
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'Transgender' male basketball player on girls' team injures 3 players, causing opponent to forfeit - LifeSite
‘The players feared getting injured and not being able to compete in the playoffs,’ says Collegiate Charter School of Lowell.
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