“SafeSport acted in bad faith, intentionally and with malice,” Woodard said in his ruling, “and the court finds the evidence of fraud, collusion, pretense and similar wrongdoing to be clear, convincing, intentional and beyond doubt.” In a statement, SafeSport said Woodard’s order lacked jurisdictional, factual or legal basis.

A Florida judge ripped the SafeSport Center for perpetrating fraud against the court and intentionally withholding key evidence in a case involving a teen water polo player.