ALLEGAN COUNTY - A fight on the last day of school at Wayland Union High School is caught on tape. Now the evidence has prompted a police investigation.

On Tuesday, video taken by an onlooking student shows freshman "Karol" having a conversation with someone when 2 girls attack her.

"They pulled me by the back of my hair and dragged me to the floor and beat me up.", said Karol. "my face is a little beat up other than that i'm fine."

Karol is the one in the black shirt. She seems okay, but her father is extremely angry.

"Two against one jumping her from behind...that's not a fight... that's a beating.", said Karol's father Steve. "I think this was planned out and i'd go as far to say i think it was more than the two girls involved."

So do police investigating the case. Authorities have been told by witnesses that the attackers changed clothes and pulled their hair back just before the fight started.

"We know that it was planned by looking at the school's video that a lot of the other students had known that it was coming down the line because they were kind of milling in the area.", said Wayland Police Chief Dan Miller.

It's Karol's first year in Wayland Public Schools. She says she'd gotten into an argument earlier in the day with the attackers involved, but that incident was broken up by a teacher.

"Both of our friends don't get along... our group of friends don't get along very well and I didn't like the two girls in the first place and they didn't like me.", said Karol.

Police believe name calling that went too far sparked the incident.

"The two suspects involved didn't believe in the sexual orientation of the victim involved and that's what bought the fight about.", said Chief Miller.

The school district is also investigating the incident. Officials have said the people who started the fight could wind up being expelled, and that might be just the beginning.

"We might be looking at federal charges maybe on intimidation for the sexual orientation on that as well.", said Chief Miller.

As for Karol, she says she's not angry about the fight.

"Sure my bumps and bruises will go away, but they're going to get expelled... they're in trouble with the courts... whose the real loser.", said Karol.

All of the girls involved in the incident are said to freshman at the high school.

At this writing, attempts to reach the other girls in the fight weren't met with a response.

Police say they'll talk with the FBI and turn their report over to the prosecutor who will determine if the girls who attacked Karol and the person who videotaped the fight will face any charges.