09/03/2026
When schools ignore biological reality, girls pay the price.
Kallie fell in love with wrestling when she was four years old and never looked back. But one match during her sophomore year changed everything.
At a girls' wrestling tournament in December 2025, Kallie took to the mat to face her opponent. She was not told that she would be wrestling a male. During the match, he s*xually assaulted her.
When Kallie and her mother reported the incident to the school, the adults responsible for protecting her—her coaches, her school, and district officials—failed to take meaningful, timely action.
Under Washington law, school personnel must report a s*xual assault to law enforcement within 48 hours. Instead, they remained silent for nearly two months. That is outrageous and unacceptable.
What happened to Kallie was not a fluke. It was the product of a policy built on a lie. Washington requires schools to let males who identify as female compete in girls' sports.
Federal law is supposed to prevent exactly this. Title IX was written to give girls fair and safe athletic opportunities, not to force them to compete against males.
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