Cowboy State Daily | Colorado State Beats Team With Trans Player To Win MWC Volleyball Championship

Cowboy State Daily | Colorado State Beats Team With Trans Player To Win MWC Volleyball Championship

After months of controversy surrounding a transgender player on its team, San Jose State University’s women’s volleyball squad lost to Colorado State University in the Mountain West Conference championship Saturday.

Colorado State women’s volleyball coach praises team after win over squad with trans player

Colorado State women’s volleyball coach Emily Kohan praised her team for defeating San Jose State in the Mountain West Tournament, which was under a shroud of controversy.  The post Colorado State women’s volleyball coach praises team after win over squad with trans player first appeared on WFIN Local News.

Colorado State women's volleyball coach praises team after win over squad with trans player

Colorado State women's volleyball coach Emily Kohan praised her team for defeating San Jose State in the Mountain West Tournament, which was under a shroud of controversy.

Colorado State women's volleyball coach praises team after win over squad with trans player – Democratic Accent

Colorado State Rams women’s volleyball coach Emily Kohan called the team’s Mountain West Tournament Championship win over San Jose State on Saturday a “statement” victory. The Rams earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament with the four-set win over the Spartans. San Jose State competed in the tournament under a shroud of controversy over the eligibility of transgender player Blaire Fleming. San Jose State had a bye in the first round and B…

Colorado State beats San Jose State to win Mountain West volleyball tournament

The CSU volleyball team will play in the NCAA Tournament after the Rams beat San Jose State to win the Mountain West title.

Colorado State coach signals virtue after volleyball win against trans player

Colorado State women’s volleyball coach Emily Kohan signaled her virtue after the team’s victory over San Jose State and the team’s lone transgender athlete in the Mountain West championship game. “We stuck together through a lot, against a lot of odds and a lot of negative energy, and we controlled our own destiny,” she said. “I think we made a statement in the process.” “No one from (Colorado State) was negative in this whole thing,” she said.…