The player scored or assisted on roughly half of South Portland High School’s goals this season, according to a draft Title IX complaint prepared by Alliance Defending Freedom, provided to OutKick.A scoring chart supplied for the planned complaint credits the athlete with 15 goals and 10 assists.ADF plans to submit the complaint Monday, Nov.
2, to the U.S.Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights on behalf of Reagan Wilson, a junior at Fryeburg Academy, and Morgan Clark, a junior and varsity soccer captain at Windham High School.
The draft has not yet been filed."Despite all their hard work and discipline, Reagan and Morgan may be denied the thrill of victory because Maine lets males with inherent biological advantages compete on girls’ teams," the draft states.WHAT THE SCOTUS TITLE IX RULING COULD MEAN FOR LAWSUITS SEEKING DAMAGES FOR WOMEN IMPACTED BY TRANS ATHLETES"Reagan and Morgan urge OCR to step in, stop this violation of federal law, and protect the right of women and girls to compete on a level playing field."The complaint would target the Maine Department of Education, Maine Principals’ Association, South Portland School Department and Windham Raymond School District.It asks federal officials to investigate and require changes to eligibility policies, along with remedies for alleged past violations.The allegations center on a freshman who identifies as female and joined South Portland’s girls’ varsity soccer team this fall.The supplied chart credits the athlete with three goals in South Portland’s 7-0 season-opening victory over Portland, both goals in a 2-0 win over Gorham and two goals and two assists in a 9-0 victory over Biddeford.It also lists three assists in a 6-1 win over Noble and a goal in a 4-1 victory over Falmouth.The chart includes results through South Portland’s Oct.
27 playoff victory and lists an Oct.30 matchup against Scarborough as upcoming.
The source who supplied the document said it would be updated before...