Trans volleyball player continues to break college records despite seven teams forfeiting games because of her

College volleyball player, Avery Jackson, continues to excel

Despite seven teams forfeiting games against her team, Avery Jackson, a trans college volleyball player, continues to break records.

Jackson, a sophomore middle blocker for the College of Charleston Cougars, made history in September 2023 when she became the first trans woman to record a kill in a Division I women's volleyball match.

Since then, she has continued to impress, leading her team to several victories and setting new records along the way.

In a recent match against the College of William & Mary, Jackson recorded 20 kills, 10 digs, and 8 blocks, helping her team to a 3-1 victory.

However, Jackson's success has not come without controversy.

Controversy surrounding Jackson's play

Seven teams have forfeited games against the College of Charleston because of Jackson's presence on the team.

These teams have cited concerns about fairness and safety as reasons for their decisions.

Jackson and her supporters have condemned these forfeits, calling them discriminatory and harmful.

Despite the controversy, Jackson remains focused on her goals.

She is determined to continue breaking records and inspiring others.

Jackson's story is an important reminder that trans people are capable of achieving great things.

Her success is a testament to her hard work and determination.

It is also a reminder that we must continue to fight for the rights of all trans people.