Trans San Jose State volleyball powerhouse Blaire Fleming was at it again Thursday night in Albuquerque when an opponent suffered an explosion from Fleming's palm in a three-sets-to-one SJSU win.

While several Mountain West opponents forfeited their games against SJSU as a show of force against the invasion of biological men in women's sports, the New Mexico Lobos stepped up.

Then this happened. What a moment for women's sports.

Fleming posted a game-high 18 kills and three aces, increasing San Jose's record to 10-3.

“If you're wondering why teams give up against @SJSU, here's why. Last night another woman was punched in the face by a man pretending to be a woman. This is unfair, unsafe and regressive, but our 'leaders.'” “silence,” Riley Gaines, the host of OutKick's “Gaines for Girls” podcast, tweeted Friday morning.

In a recurring theme, Fleming shot a San Diego State University player in the face with a spike last week.

SJSU trans volleyball player Blaire Fleming continues to compete against women. (San Jose State Athletics)

America begins to wake up as trans volleyball player Blaire Fleming squirts in opponents' faces

Over on Twitter, people who have spent their lives in the volleyball community are now speaking out about the dangers of having a male body playing on lowered volleyball nets in the women's game.

Let's move on to the reactions to what people see from Fleming.