Trans athlete at center of Supreme Court case accused of sexual harassment, intimidation tactics against girls

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EXCLUSIVE: TwoWest Virginia high school students and their families have come forward with alleged details of their experience with a local transgender athlete who is a plaintiff in a lawsuit that will be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court this month.

The trans athlete's lawsuit initially sought to ensure the athlete, a biological male, could compete on middle and high school girls' sports teams in West Virginia. The trans athlete is represented by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and more than 130 congressional Democrats have signed an amicus brief in support of the trans athlete for the Supreme Court review. 

Fox News Digital is not disclosing the name of the trans athlete because the individual is a minor. 

Bridgeport High School female student Adaleia Cross, who is a former track and field teammate of the trans athlete when the two were at Bridgeport Middle School, alleges the trans athlete made comments to her that constituted sexual harassment in the girls' locker room.

Cross, who is one year older than the trans athlete, said she quit the track and field team at Bridgeport High School last year as a sophomore to avoid sharing a locker room again with the trans athlete once that athlete reached high school.

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West Virginia teen Adaleia Cross said she ultimately quit the track and field team at Bridgeport High School last year to avoid sharing a locker room with a trans athlete. (Courtesy of Alliance Defending Freedom)

Cross's mother, Abby, told Fox News Digital what the trans