An Oakland University student and former club lacrosse player’s preliminary exam has been rescheduled to Nov. 6.

Reanna Douglas, from Auburn Hills, was charged with one count of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree Oct. 18, according to a Detroit Free Press article.

She was charged in the 52-3 District Court in Rochester Hills.

The charge, a felony with a maximum possible charge of 15 years, stems from an accusation that Douglas had an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old female from the Lake Orion High School girl’s lacrosse team in August, according to a report from the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office.

The report states that the relationship began while Douglas, who is 21-years-old, was contracted to coach the team. Upon learning of the relationship, the victim’s family reported the crime to Sheriff’s Office Orion Township Substation.

The report also states that once Lake Orion Community Schools learned of the charges, they immediately terminated Douglas’ contract.

According to Oakland women’s lacrosse head coach, Towbey Kassa, Douglas played for the Golden Grizzlies for three years.

Douglas played offense, defense and goalie for the team, but has not been affiliated with them since May 2012, according to Kassa.

The Oakland Post will continue to report on this as more information becomes available.