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A 16-year-old wrestler from Rogers High School says she was sexually violated while competing at the Lady Jags Kickoff Tournament on December 6, 2025, after being matched against someone she later learned was a biological male. The girl’s mother captured video of the match and the athlete has spoken publicly about the panic and humiliation she felt on the mat, sparking outrage from parents and conservative observers demanding answers.
Footage described by the family shows the sophomore in visible distress, and she later told reporters she attempted to signal to her mother during the bout, saying that her opponent’s fingers had been inside her. Her family says coaches were slow to respond, and a concerned coach from another school informed them afterward that the opponent was male — a detail the family says was not disclosed promptly by school officials.
Worryingly, the district did not notify law enforcement until January 30, 2026, nearly two months after the December tournament, and the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed a criminal investigation is underway into an alleged sexual assault during the match. Parents deserve to know why mandatory reporting deadlines were ignored and why student safety took a back seat to ideological experiments.
Reports identify the opponent as Taufa’ase’e Tei, also known as Trixie Tei, who reportedly went on to qualify for the Washington state championships in mid-February — raising the sickening possibility that other girls may be facing the same mismatch while officials drag their feet. This isn’t a one-off scandal; it’s the predictable result of policies that prioritize identity politics over simple biological realities and the safety of female athletes.
Let’s be blunt: public schools put our daughters at real risk when they allow biological males to compete in girls’ sports without strict, science-based safeguards. Mothers and fathers send their children to school expecting protection, not to be turned into political props; when administrators fail, communities have every right to demand accountability, stronger policies, and immediate protections for female locker rooms and competition.
Washington’s rules — and those like them around the country — are a policy choice, not an inevitability. Lawmakers should respond to incidents like this by restoring clear, sex-based categories for sports, reasserting parental rights, and ensuring mandatory reporters in schools act immediately when students are harmed. Conservatives must push hard for commonsense reforms that protect women and girls.
If the allegations are true, criminal charges should follow and the district must explain its timeline and decisions in public. Silence and delay only deepen the damage and fuel the sense that elite schools and activists value ideology over the safety of everyday Americans.
Hardworking parents across this nation should be angry and organized: demand transparency, support legislation that defends female sports, and never let bureaucrats tell you your daughter’s safety is negotiable. Our daughters deserve to compete on a level playing field — not to be sacrificed on the altar of a social experiment.
