Lacrosse

Charlotte North might be the best women's lacrosse player in the country and she says her girlfriend makes her laugh and feel special every day.

Britt Read and Crysti Foote have thrived on the lacrosse field and their 19-month-old son, River, already has a stick in his hands.

Ally Kennedy and Taylor Moreno first met in junior high and fell in love years later. They, along with dogs Rocky and Tyson, are one big happy family.

Hilary Meyer is an executive with Athletes Unlimited, a network of pro women's sports leagues in several sports. 'One important objective is to lift our athletes' voice,' she says.

“When you do come into your workspace, you don’t want to feel hindered or like you’ve got to hide yourself,” says a WNBA star on the list, along with people from the NBA, UFC and wheelchair basketball.

How the first trans woman student-athlete at a small Virginia all-women’s college made a mark and made positive change.

After coming out at her Maryland college, Lindsey Farrell “felt more connected to not only the sports community, but now my community as an LGBTQ+ member.”

Once a week, every week, Outsports’ managing editor selects big stories from the past 7 days of LGBTQ sports coverage.

Antonio Corral came out as gay while playing high school lacrosse and said a pro player’s support for LGBTQ athletes meant a lot.

‘On the field, I’m not a trans kid or an autistic kid or a depressed kid. I’m a lacrosse player,’ Gabriel Kris says.

Madison Doucette used her coming out as gay in lacrosse to increase acceptance.

The former Welsh National Team member shares her own experience with positive LGBTQ sports role models with Sky Sports, and uses some choice words from Megan Rapinoe to move sport in the right direction.

She has been an elite player in college and in helping the U.S. to a world title and has done while being openly gay.

Out LGBTQ student athletes at Swarthmore College in Penn., have formed a new student organization, joining a national conversation.

For years, Antonio Corral felt out of place in lacrosse, until he came out as gay and embraced who he is.

Lacrosse goalie Molly Wolf of WPLL Pride came out at her high school graduation, and now works to coach and mentor children.

Every day of Pride month, Outsports is profiling an LGBTQ athlete whose life and achievements carry on the spirit of the Stonewall Uprising. Today’s is Andrew Goldstein.

Aron Lipkin decided to come out as gay in honor of his late friend and assistant coach on National Coming Out Day.

Madison Harris, a high school lacrosse player, promised herself to come out to stay true to who she was.

Ryan Socolow came out to his team in 2013 and found a warm embrace from coach and teammates.