High School Wrestler Says She was Sexually Assaulted by Trans Opponent During Match

by Warner Todd Huston

A female high school wrestler is accusing a transgender opponent of trying to push his fingers into her vagina during an official wrestling match in Washington State.

Kallie Keeler, 16, a sophomore wrestler at Rogers High School in Puyallup, Washington, claims that the assault occurred during a December 6 girls wrestling match against Emerald Ridge High School.

The teen says that when she was on the mat, face down, and her opponent — who is a male who identifies as female — was on top of her. Keeler says her opponent put his hand between her legs and then began trying to push his fingers into her vagina, “Undivided” host Brandi Kruse reported.

Keeler told Kruse that nothing like that had ever happened in all the years Kruse had been on her school’s wrestling team.

“I was just kind of like, what? What the heck?” she exclaimed. “I didn’t really know what to do or how to handle that situation. I just wanted the match to be over.”

HOLY CRAP

A male pretending to be a female joined girl’s wrestling and beat up a girl and allegedly stuck his fingers in her vagina

Video shows his hand between her legs

The Puyallup School District in Washington then reportedly covered it up.

This dude should be ARRESTED… https://t.co/LGSqMXqpw8 pic.twitter.com/8Kiuc9U6vL

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 10, 2026

Keeler says that she was completely unaware that her opponent was really a boy claiming to be a girl. And no one was alerted ahead of the match.

“I didn’t really know what to think of it,” she added, “It’s a women’s wrestling team, so I wasn’t really thinking that.”

The teen wrestler said she was shocked to learn that her opponent was a boy identifying as a girl, only minutes after the match.

She also said she alerted her coach to what happened during the match, that the incident “made her uncomfortable,” and that the coach said she would look into it. Then, several days later, her parents emailed officials at her high school reiterating how disturbed they were over the incident.