Fleming has been approved by San Jose State to compete on the women's volleyball team for three seasons, starting in 2022.

The University of Wyoming, Southern Utah University, Boise State University, and Utah State University have all forfeited their women’s volleyball games against San José State University, refusing to have their female athletes play against a biological male opponent that is on the school’s team.

As Outkick.com first reported Monday, the Nevada volleyball team decided via player vote to forfeit the Oct. 23 game against the San Jose State Spartans following reports that the team has a transgender woman on its roster, redshirt junior Blaire Fleming.

University of Nevada women's volleyball captain Sia Liillii spoke out against her own school amid a dispute over whether to forfeit a match.

The University of Nevada, Reno, in the US, officially forfeited an upcoming women’s volleyball match against San José State University, California, amid the latter including Blaire Fleming, a transgender player on its roster.

University of Nevada outside hitter Sia Liilii and her teammates had only taken a few bites of their pregame meal before a match at rival UNLV earlier this month when their phones began buzzing nonstop.

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo expressed his support for Wolf Pack women's volleyball players who are refusing to compete against a team with a transgender player.

UNR said Thursday it supports its volleyball players’ decision to not play a match against San Jose State in protest against the participation of transgender athletes in sports. The university followed up on an earlier statement to “clarify certain points” regarding its choice not to forfeit a match against San Jose State on Oct.

A college volleyball team says it does not want to play against a team that has a transgender player in an upcoming matchup.