In 2019, 18-year-old Brendan Johnston, a senior at Classical Academy in Colorado Springs, made headlines after forfeiting two matches against female wrestlers, Jaslynn Gallegos and Angel Rios, during a state tournament. Johnston explained that his Christian faith, upbringing, and personal beliefs made him uncomfortable with the intense physical contact involved in wrestling against women, while stressing that he respected their dedication and abilities. Gallegos said she understood his decision, and both she and Rios made history by becoming the first female wrestlers to place at the tournament, sparking a wider debate about religion, gender, and personal choice in sports…
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