Month: December 2019

The BlueClaws’ determination to celebrate the LGBTQ community in the face of opposition earns a citation from MiLB.

Monday’s Liv Morgan-Lana angle was more proof that LGBTQ wrestling fans shouldn’t expect positive representation from WWE anytime soon.

Outsports chose stars from across the world of LGBTQ sports who had an impact on the 2010s. One emerged as the Outsports Person of the Decade.

50 years after a grand slam season, the tennis icon-turned-pastor slams the LGBTQ community, especially trans athletes.

British gold medalists Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh express disappointment with one of their country’s most well-known authors.

A who’s who of soccer royalty witnessed the wedding of USWNT stars Ashlyn Harris and Ali Krieger in Miami, Fla.

Those close to Twitch streamer and former professional League of Legends player Maria “Remilia” Creveling say she died in her sleep.

Each week since May, Outsports’ managing editor has selected big stories from the past week of LGBTQ sports coverage. Time to wrap it all up.

Megan Rapinoe used her incredible 2019 soccer success to bring attention to social-justice issues.

SonicFox, aka Dominique McLean, had a banner year in esports and is our Outsports Non-Binary Person of the Year.

There were so many choices, but the International Association of Athletic Federations — now rebranding itself as World Athletics — went out of its way to be awful in 2019.

Rob Kearney knows he has a platform as an openly gay athlete and he takes every opportunity to use it.

These 8 out gay and bi college football players have forged their own paths playing a sport they love.

It’s a tie! Caster Semenya and JayCee Cooper faced adversity in their respective sports in 2019, but never quit pursuing their dreams.

CeCé Telfer. the first out transgender woman to be crowned an NCAA track and field champion, dreams of competing in Tokyo next summer.

Who stood out this year in the the world of LGBTQ sports?

“I do not hear trans voices calling for a separate ‘trans only’ racing category,” said trans racer Molly Cameron. “I hear trans voices calling for acceptance...”

Enjoy some “very organized, very in-tune caroling” from the United States Women’s National Team.

Seemingly out of nowhere, the British silver medalist issues a tweet comparing drag queens to blackface.

WNBA and Team USA superstar Sue Bird gets candid about her plans for potential parenthood with Megan Rapinoe.