In September 2022, I had been looking forward to my next big step in life — heading off to college on a softball scholarship. But that dream came to an abrupt halt: During a girls’ volleyball game against a rival high school, I sustained traumatic head and neck injuries from being struck by a ball spiked by an opposing-team member, a male who identified as female.
While my sports dreams were gone for good, I knew that I didn’t want any other woman to experience that kind of physical pain and crushing heartbreak. That’s why I decided to stand outside the Supreme Court on January 13 while attorneys presented their oral arguments in two pivotal cases on men in women’s sports.
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