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   Following reports of a teen athlete in Puyallup allegedly being sexually   
   violated by a biological male during a wrestling match, concerns were   
   raised after the school district failed to report the allegations in a   
   timely manner.   
      
   Carleen Johnson, The Center Square’s Washington associate editor,   
   detailed the incident involving Kallie Keeler, who is a Rogers High   
   School athlete, and explained why she would want the same transparency   
   for her own child.   
      
   “[Keeler’s] been a wrestler since she was little. She was at a school   
   meet. Didn’t know she was wrestling against a boy much larger than her,”   
   Johnson told “The John Curley Show” on KIRO Newsradio. “Her assertion is   
   that while he’s in the process of pinning her and has a hand between her   
   legs, he spent a little bit more time in the inner regions than he   
   should have.   
      
   “You can actually see in the video that she’s looking over at her mom,   
   who’s videotaping, thinking, ‘Oh my God. Like, what’s happening? I’ve   
   just been sexually assaulted.’ The problem is, she told the school two   
   days later, and they didn’t tell police until January 30, so that’s a   
   problem,” Johnson continued.   
      
   Puyallup School District accused of failing to act   
      
   Brandi Kruse noted the Puyallup School District’s (PSD) failure to   
   report the allegations to the police in her “unDivided” podcast,   
   mentioning that four PSD officials did not act on the report in a manner   
   consistent with state law.   
      
   Johnson labeled the incident a “problem” and spoke for herself and other   
   parents seeking greater transparency in youth sports.   
      
   “In this case, this girl thought she was wrestling another girl. She   
   didn’t know until later that he was a biological male. That’s a problem,   
   right there,” Johnson said. “We should tell these young women, because   
   she might not have felt comfortable doing that to begin with. She’s   
   never wrestled a boy before.   
      
   “I would want my daughter to know, right? As a volleyball player, I’d   
   want to know that the guy who’s going to be blocking her could break her   
   nose with the strength of his swing,” Johnson continued. “I want to know   
   so that I can help her make a decision whether she wants to compete   
   against that boy or not. I want to know.”   
      
   Watch the full discussion in the video above.   
      
   Listen to John Curley weekday afternoons from 3 – 7 p.m. on KIRO   
   Newsradio, 97.3 FM.   
      
   https://mynorthwest.com/john-curley/puyallup-assault-teen-wrestler/420176   
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