"By allowing a transgender athlete to compete in girls sports, the Jurupa Unified School District is violating students' rights, alleges a lawsuit that accuses the athlete of sexually harassing girls and having an unfair competitive advantage. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of a former student and two girls who attend Jurupa Valley High School, seeks to bar the Jurupa Valley district from forcing female student athletes to compete with and share locker room space with the trans athlete identified as A.H."
"Girls' sports are for girls. No policy can erase the biological differences between males and females, and forcing young women to compete against boys is both unfair and unsafe, Julianne Fleischer, senior counsel for the plaintiffs' legal team, the Murrieta-based conservative law firm Advocates for Faith & Freedom, said in a news release. Jurupa Valley's AB Hernandez celebrates after a point against Chaffey High School in a girls volleyball match in Jurupa Valley on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025."
A lawsuit alleges that the Jurupa Unified School District violated students' rights by allowing a transgender athlete to compete in girls' sports, accusing the athlete of sexually harassing girls and possessing an unfair competitive advantage. The suit, filed on behalf of a former student and two current Jurupa Valley High School girls, seeks to bar the district from forcing female athletes to compete with and share locker-room space with the trans athlete identified as A.H. Jurupa Valley High senior AB Hernandez has competed on girls' volleyball and track-and-field teams since 2022-23. Plaintiffs include current and former players Hadeel Hazameh, Alyssa McPherson and Madison McPherson. Plaintiffs' counsel asserts biological differences make competing against boys unfair and unsafe.
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