In an Instagram post on Nov. 1, Mackenzie reported that after a home game on Oct. 25, a player for the Columbia Bible College Bear Cats forcibly pushed her to the ground when she didn’t have the ball.

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A transgender athlete at Vancouver Island University has taken to social media to speak out against mistreatment at the hands ...

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CBC Bearcats women's basketball coach denies allegations, says she is concerned about the safety of women's athletes ...

"It was nice to be good at something, I guess.” Now a star player at Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo, Mackenzie is ...

A transgender college basketball player in Canada says she was physically targeted by opponents during a game after their ...