Month: April 2015

Matthew Schulte, who came out after last season, gets a nice piece of jewelry.

San Francisco police say he was high and tried to bite an officer. He came out as gay in 2013.

Dalton Maldonado alleges he was the victim of anti-gay harassment and intimidation by the Bryan Station High School boys basketball team. The Bryan Station administration is staying quiet while questions swirl about repercussions.

Cole Fox, a devout Catholic and a wrestler for Don Bosco High School, has been awarded a Matthew Shepard Scholarship. He wants to bridge the gaps between the Catholic Church and wrestling world & the LGBT community.

Derek Schell picked Duke and finished first. 87% of the women's participants correctly picked UConn for the women.

Michael Sam danced last night to 'I'm Not My Father's Son' from Kinky Boots. He told the story of his relationship with his dad, who has made anti-gay statements about Michael. It hit home for Dan and me, who struggle with his father's homophobia.

Stephen Ossola went back in the closet to take a job at Octagon, one of the world's leading athlete-management companies with clients including Stephen Curry, Michael Phelps, Jimmie Johnson and Jennie Finch. Now the former lacrosse player is living free.

Kickstarter campaign aims to fund the short fictional movie "Pride Fighter" about a gay mixed martial artist.

"Gay people are asking for equal rights under the law, and we’ve got Christians saying 'God hates you.' " the reliever writes in a blog post.

Dale Scott came out publicly in the offseason and worked the season opener in Milwaukee.

Robbie Rogers' MLS season is well underway, and he's still thinking about the anti-gay laws of the next two hosts of the FIFA World Cup.

Sen'Derrick Marks says both were publicity stunts.

"I wish I could help you to better understand how emotionally difficult this process is," college runner David Gilbert wrote. "The fear of judgment tears me apart every day of my life."

Tinky Winky, the purple Telletubby, was courtside cheering on the Duke Blue Devils in their matchup against the Michigan State Spartans in the Final Four.

Many fans in the Duke student section are wearing rainbow flags for the team's Final Four national semifinal against Michigan State as a protest of the anti-LGBT state law.

Oreo used the LGBT rainbow to send a message of inclusion at the Men's Final Four

Helen Carroll, Pat Griffin, Nevin Caple and others are headed to Tampa to work with women's basketball coaches and administrators on LGBT issues.

Dalton Maldonado wanted to inspire young LGBT people with his story. From the hundreds of responses he has received, he has done just that.

The league stayed silent, while others in sports were much more forceful.

Dalton Maldonado was the victim of some anti-gay abuse at one of his Kentucky high school basketball games. Tomo News took the opportunity to mock the "troglodytes" who harassed him.