Wheelchair Basketball

Team USA has advanced to the gold medal match against Netherlands, with several out athletes and revenge on their minds.

Team USA opened the Paris Paralympics women's wheelchair basketball tournament with a win but fell short against the defending champions.

Aiming to be the world's best wheelchair basketball player leading the world's best team, Bo Kramer is eyeing back-to-back titles at the Paralympics.

Following a devastating soccer injury, Ryan shifted her focus to wheelchair basketball and is now preparing for her second Paralympics.

Director Michiel Thomas crafted an hourlong online video series that captures LGBTQ disabled athletes in a light never before seen.

There are at least three LGBTQ American athletes and an out coach competing for wheelchair basketball gold at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.

Stephanie Wheeler is featured in Outsports' 'Ballin' Out' video series, which highlights LGBTQ women in USA Wheelchair Basketball.

Outsports presents a unique video series, 'Ballin' Out,' showcasing the lives of LGBTQ athletes and coaches for USA Wheelchair Basketball.

At least three out LGBTQ women won gold in Santiago, earning Team USA a spot in Paris.

Kaitlyn Eaton, Courtney Ryan and others claim their coach in Tokyo was emotionally abusive and not fit to coach.

Cindy Ouelett and Tara Llanes helped Team Canada to a win in their Tokyo Paralympics opener.

Determined late defense from Bo Kramer and the Dutch team led the defending world champs to a win, 68-58.

Courtney Ryan and Kaitlyn Eaton are the latest out athletes to compete in wheelchair basketball for Team USA.

Three dozen out LGBTQ Paralympians are headed to Tokyo, triple the number in Rio. That's a huge jump in just five years.

Jude Hamer and Lauren Rowles don’t only want to win gold: They want to increase visibility for LGBTQ and disabled people.

Abby Dunkin went from suicidal thoughts to Paralympic gold in just three years. That has to be a record.

Great Britain’s Robyn Love popped the question in Paris to her teammate and girlfriend of 5 years, Laurie Williams. She said, “Yes!”

Stephanie Wheeler, an out lesbian, has three Paralympic gold medals for wheelchair basketball in her very full trophy case.

Shawn DeVault came out as gay, then realized he was genderqueer, all while navigating the sport of wheelchair basketball.

Wheeler is a two-time Paralympic gold medalist in basketball and is the head coach of the Univ. of Illinois women's wheelchair basketball team. She will coach the Paralympic team in Rio.