Lesbian Sports

With three new expansion teams, over 100 free agent players and an upcoming draft, this WNBA season is already shaping up to be a messy one.

New York Sirens nabbed a 2-1 shootout win on Saturday, but the night was a stunning victory for women’s hockey all the way around.

The New York Sirens are gearing up for a record-setting game at Madison Square Garden on April 4. GO got to know three of the team’s incredible out queer players.

The two openly queer former WNBA MVPs will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame this August.

The International Olympic Committee bars transgender athletes from competing in the female category and will introduce mandatory gene testing for all athletes who wish to compete.

Golfer Hailey Davidson has filed a lawsuit against the USGA, LPGA and three LPGA officials, following changes to gender eligibility policies.

WNBA players secure a historic pay increase—but compared to the NBA, the gap still has a long way to close.

Six players and a support staff member chose to remain in Australia after facing mounting pressure and safety concerns back home.

Growing up skating in the ‘90s, I could never have imagined seeing happy successful queer people, let alone ice skaters.

Wanda Sykes sheds the punchlines to portray a queer fighter reckoning with motherhood and an unexpected romance.

President Donald Trump congratulated the US Men’s Hockey Team for securing their first Olympic Gold Medal since 1980, then made a sexist comment about the US Women’s Hockey Team.

8 of the 12 gold medals that Team USA won were won by women.

Women’s hockey captain Hilary Knight and speed skater Brittany Bowe struck gold to last a lifetime when they found each other at the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing – now, they’re putting a ring on it.

From shutouts, teammate matchups and an epic Gray vs. Gray final, we’re still reliving Unrivaled’s 1-on-1 tournament.

ESPN will dedicate its Sunday lineup to women’s sports starting Summer 2026, anchoring the day with WNBA and NWSL games in a move executives call a “continuing commitment,” 15 years in the making.

Gay. Gay. Gay. The women’s hockey gold medal game between Team USA and Canada on Thursday is stacked with married line mates, a freshly engaged couple, and breakup rumors.

From hockey to moguls, US athletes are playing hard at the Winter Games.

Steps from Wrigley Field, Level Sporting Club is creating an “inclusive, high-energy” space designed by women who know the game.

Fans are piecing together the photos, captions, and chemistry behind the internet’s latest WNBA relationship speculation between Saniya Rivers and Marina Mabrey.

The 25-year-old Australian announced her retirement in a fiery letter that brands tennis culture “racist, misogynistic, homophobic and hostile.”

From ice hockey to curling to cross-country skiing, women are making history during the 2026 Olympics.

Sports leaders ‌have reached consensus on new eligibility criteria for trans athletes – policy to be announced within several months.

Four days into the 2026 Winter Olympics and LGBTQ+ players are already making headlines.

After a decade of sacrifice, discipline and perseverance, the Olympic gold medalist has no intention to give up the fight.

A quick roundup of the sapphic, camp, and culture-shifting moments from Super Bowl 2026.

In a politically fraught moment, Carlile viewed the Super Bowl performance as a chance to acknowledge the country’s complexity.

From Wilka’s Bar to the Meadowlands, the Sirens are hosting watch parties for the Winter Games—and it’s about to get loud.

Paige Bueckers condemned ICE’s actions in her home state and donated $50,000 of Unrivaled winnings to a local charity.

Nicole Silveira and Kim Meylemans will represent two different countries in the single-person skeleton event at the Winter Olympic Games in February.

The newly announced class recognizes pioneers from women’s baseball to the WNBA, alongside media figures and sports leaders who pushed inclusion forward.

Serious injuries have forced the three time Olympic snowboarder into retirement, closing a career defined by resilience and queer visibility.

No secrets here, just two engaged, openly queer hockey players preparing to face each other at the Games.

The “More Than a Game” campaign launches as the Supreme Court hears cases challenging state bans on transgender girls in school sports.

Professional Women’s Hockey team, the New York Sirens, will face off at the Garden against the Seattle Torrent for a history-making moment in April.

Amber Glenn is the first woman to win three consecutive U.S. Figure Skating Championships since Michelle Kwan – and will be the first openly queer woman to represent the U.S. on the Olympic Figure Skating team.

The Gotham FC forward and her wife, Estefanía Cruz, announced the birth on social media.