Washington trans athlete's school district responds to alleged assault victim's SCOTUS injunction request

The female's family is asking for assurances that she won't have to face a trans opponent without warning and the option to forfeit without penalty this season, and she has so far been denied that request.The district said it has received the emergency application filed with the U.S.Supreme Court on behalf of a Rogers High School wrestler and will respond if the Court asks.WASHINGTON FAMILY REQUESTS SCOTUS INJUNCTION AFTER DAUGHTER WAS ALLEGEDLY SEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY TRANS ATHLETE"The district has received the application filed with the U.S.

Supreme Court," the district told OutKick."If the Court requests a response, the district will respond in accordance with the Court’s rules and established process."Both athletes at the center of the case are Puyallup School District students.

Kallie Keeler, listed in court as K.M.K., wrestled for Rogers High School when she was paired at the Dec.6, 2025 Lady Jag Kickoff.

Her opponent came from Emerald Ridge High School.Emerald Ridge is also in the Puyallup School District.Washington state girls wrestler Kallie Keeler (Alliance Defending Freedom)Keeler has since transferred to another school in the district.

The opponent remains enrolled there and eligible for girls’ wrestling, according to the family’s Supreme Court filing.The application, filed by Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) for Keeler and her mother, Stephanie Lynne Brown, asks Justice Elena Kagan for an injunction so Keeler is not matched against a male athlete this season, or at least receives notice and a no-penalty opt-out.LEADER OF FIRM THAT WON SCOTUS WOMEN'S SPORTS CASES OPENS UP ON DEALING WITH LIBERAL MEDIA, TITLE IX LAWSUITSA federal judge denied a preliminary injunction on Aug.23.

The Ninth Circuit refused an injunction pending appeal on Sept.25.

Wrestling season opens in mid-November.The district did not say whether it will oppose the application, or whether it will give Brown the notice she has requested.WIAA and the state superintendent’s off...