@foxnews: As a high school senior, softball player Kendall Kotzmacher lost in the semifinals of the Minnesota state tournament to a boy whose team went on to win the girls' state championship. Now an NCAA softball player at Colorado Christian University, she reflects on that experience and explains why she refuses to back down in her fight to protect girls' sports.

spookymaaan :

How does one person on a team “lose” to one on another team?

kathrynarnold368 :

Keep fighting!!!

Tomas Gallego :

Good

Marcus_Moves| the America’s :

Why are sports associations ignoring player concerns??

Miss kate ❤️❤️ :

Amazing

🐯🐯good thing is ongoing 🐯 :

Stand with her .. brave girl..😊😊😊🫡🙌🙏🇺🇸✋️👍👏

Momentspicks :

Lol. Ok

⚽️🧤✝️Ricky✝️🧤⚽️ :

Fifth

G4 :

common sense

Gummy :

LYDIA KATE :

nice

Tyler :

yh with the statement saying they can do better than men

James Bessent :

Great

Maro💫🗯 :

Amazing

Mary❤️😍 :

Really

SSEKAJJUGO DEUS :

I wish I could hear my parents’ voices again. 😢 Their absence hurts every day. I’m struggling to carry this pain alone. 🙏

Bagwimax :

I am single from USA

thinkaboutmycomments :

It started to rain a little at a track meet in high school. They decided to run the boys and girls 4x4 at the same time since there were only 3 schools there. A girls team smoked everybody and were a whole lap ahead of one of the boys teams… shouldn’t we teach higher standards early?

DMose13 :

Where are the dads of these boys trying to play girls sports. Fatherlessness is a disease.

T. :

If one person on the opposing team is enough to make your entire team lose, you’re team just sucks 😂

user3982872691896 :

This was the AAAA state tournament finals in June of 2025. Anything to keep you distracted from high fuel prices caused by a war of choice.

Aaron :

dontcatchyouslippin :

But the guys who graped that girl are just bots being boys?

Speshilk :

your whole team lost to one person?

LuckyRollSports :

Same for minorities