Colorado State wins in straight sets after deciding to play against team mired in trans player controversy

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As San Jose State University's women's volleyball team has been wrapped up in controversy, Colorado State wasn't afraid.

The Spartans have a transgender player, Blaire Fleming, on the roster, which has resulted in four teams forfeiting or canceling their matches against the school.

Colorado State opted to play against the university, and it's easy to see why, as they won their match on Thursday, three sets to none (25-18, 25-20, 25-20).

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Colorado State's womens' volleyball team enters the court during a home game against Colorado at Moby Arena on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2024 in Fort Collins, Colo. (Logan Newell/The Coloradoan / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)

It was an up-and-down night for Fleming, who recorded a match-high 14 kills - however, Fleming also recorded 10 errors. Fleming's kill percentage was just 9.5%, but Fleming was set up for the kill 42 times, by far the most out of anyone in the match.

The loss marked the first for San Jose State this season.

Thursday's match came roughly 48 hours after Utah State became the fourth program to decide not to face Fleming and San Jose state.

A San Jose State spokeperson also confirmed to Fox News Digital that the Aggies informed the team the match has been canceled, and Utah State will be assessed a loss due to forfeit. 

Blaire Fleming, a redshirt senior at San Jose State University, plays as an outside and right-side hitter on the women’s volleyball team (San Jose State University)

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