A federal court threw out a legal challenge Wednesday against an Indiana law barring biological males from girls’ scholastic sports after the student being represented transferred schools.

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana dismissed the case and vacated the temporary injunction issued in July against the 2022 law, which prohibits males who identify as females from playing K-12 sports on girls’ teams.

The lawsuit was filed last year against the Indianapolis Public Schools on behalf of A.M., a 10-year-old student who was prohibited under the law from playing softball on the girls’ team, but the student has since transferred to a charter school.