Mick Hartley

From Reduxx:

A young female athlete in Washington says she was unknowingly matched against a biological male in a girls wrestling competition. Kallie Keeler says that her opponent, who has now qualified for the state championships, had sexually assaulted her during the course of the match.

Keeler, a 16-year-old sophomore at Rogers High School in Puyallup, spoke to unDivided about the incident, which took place during the Lady Jag Kickoff Tournament on December 6, 2025. Video taken by Keeler’s mother captured the match, in which the girl looks to be at an immediate physical disadvantage against her opponent, who was representing Emerald Ridge High School.

Disturbingly, the video shows Keeler’s face quickly twisting into an expression of panic and confusion. At one point, Keeler is visibly attempting to communicate something to her mother, who couldn’t initially understand her. Keeler later clarified that she had been saying: “Her fingers are in my (vagina).”

Terrified and overwhelmed, Keeler decided to let her opponent win to put a quick end to the bout.

“I just wanted the match to be over,” the teen told unDivided‘s Brandi Kruse. She went on to explain that following the match, a coach from another school approached her and told her she had been wrestling a biological male.

This biological male is now all set to compete in the girls state championship, where he can sexually assault more young women.

At the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association District 3 Girls 4A South Puget Sound League on February 6, Tei secured a place in the state championships, which is set to take place on February 19 and 20 at the Tacoma Dome.