This year’s dishonor for doing the most harm to LGBTQ sports goes to the governing body for the sport of international rugby, awarded in this case for banning transgender women athletes. The ADF takes second place.

Quinn came out as non-binary transgender in September 2020. The WNBA’s Layshia Clarendon is our other honoree.

The QWI 100 rounds the corner on day four with 20 more honorees.

The LGBTQ triple jumper set a world record and is the first Venezuelan to be named World Athletics Female Athlete of the Year. Sue Bird and Nyla Rose are our other honorees.

Every Saturday this year, our managing editor reviewed the big Outsports stories of the week and ranked them as winners or losers. This week, a look at the final full week of 2020.

Day three of Outsports’ list of the top 100 LGBTQ pro wrestlers of 2020 is the perfect post-holiday pick-me-up.

The QWI 100 rolls into day two.

The Clarendons announced the birth of their child on Christmas Day.

Justin Lui says he’s cherishing the final weeks he’ll spend with his teammates, and is enraged at Stanford’s decision to cut the program.

Outsports’ chronicle of the top 100 LGBTQ pro wrestlers of 2020 starts here.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBTQ sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

Supporters see the all-inclusive division as a positive step, but critics says it's more of the same discrimination.

After coming out following a 14 month battle with illness, Wright dominates the surf representing the LGBTQ community.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBTQ sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

Blackwell, who became the first female international cricket player to publicly come out as gay, is fighting to change perceptions.

John Mara Jr. announced his engagement to George Sholley with a quote from Taylor Swift.

The Huddle is your daily briefing on what’s new in LGBT sports news, the latest links and who’s in the social media spotlight.

Meghan Duggan and Gillian Apps traded World and Olympic titles before marrying

Rojas seeks gold in competition, and champions LGBTQ rights in her native Venezuela.

9 athletes and coaches come out publicly, supported by Clemson. ‘I’ve never experienced anything like this,’ says one.