EXPOSED! New Video Shows Team Knew Of Trans Student’s Intense Spike Skills, Battleground To Protect Girls Sports Gets Attention
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New video has surfaced of a North Carolina transmale student Volleyball player on a high school girl’s Volleyball team, who has such a powerful spike maneuver that he is highlighted in a team video numerous times- as heroic for his skills. But what made his video go viral was not heroic.
“A [trans person] on a high school volleyball team injured a girl on the other team with a 70mph spike and gave her a concussion. Still think this a good idea?” one posted reported on Twitter.
According to the Daily Mail, which reported on the details of the situation:
“Neither player has been identified.
And the incident has since had far-reaching implications for how the game is played in the state after news spread how the offending shot had been played by a biological male.
The Hiwassee Dam female player is still suffering from long-term concussion symptoms, including problems with her vision and has not been cleared to play.
The Cherokee County school board has subsequently voted 5-1 to forfeit all matches for its schools’ women’s volleyball teams against Highlands School, who the unnamed transgender player plays for. “
The update is the coach and the school knew that the player’s moves were intense, and we found the video.
Even though Feminists have insisted that there is no difference between men and women and their skills- that is simply not true, and now there is national discussion about matching skill levels of players with the new transgender movement.
The video of the recent high school match, where the girl was injured by the transboy, was originally posted by a Facebook group called Binary and it went viral after being picked up by Jessie Waters on Fox News, and independent media last week:
And now the new video that has emerged shows that as of three weeks ago the school was fully aware of the powerful spike move:
OneYoutube poster responded to the video and made some great points:
“What is important to note are the stats. This person of interest is 5’9 130 lbs not extraordinary for a HS female volleyball player. Rather average for a male this age. However, note the 31” vertical jump and the 10 foot “jump” (or launch). Also note how high above the net he/she is. Also in the same game there is footage showing a similar shot to the one that injured the girl.
It is cross court and the defending girl is in a similar position as the injured girl. She is barely able to deflect the kill shot with her chest and arms.
With the height the trans kid attains launching him herself there is no way for a defender to stand at the net and jump high enough to block or return the shot as often seen in the men’s game. (college, there are no men’s HS teams).
My guess is the trans kid would not be able to “get away” with these kill shots which would likely be defended by an opponent jumping and blocking the shot. In the girls game few women posses that ability. So, the defenders back off hoping for a chance to “dig” the shot before it hits the floor.
Here’s where I have an added issue.
These kill shots are usually “aimed” down to hit the floor. However this kid fires them at opponents. Few women have the reflexes to react to a ball coming at them at this speed.I believe the injured girl, is backing off the net knowing what could be coming from this trans kid. Remember the identical play is seen in the video. This trans kid could easily hit down at the floor in front of that poor kid trying to defend.
The whole issue is the trans kid is clearly athletically adept. However, with the girls game net six inches lower and opponents less strong, fast, quick etc, he/she excels where playing against other males and a net six inches higher…..
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