List of LGBT sportspeople

This list could be expanded with people from: Category:Lesbian sportswomen, Category:Gay sportsmen, Category:Bisexual sportspeople and Category:Transgender sportspeople

This is a list of notable, openly lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, and transgender sportspeople as well as those who identify as belonging to the broader queer community.

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Boxer – Nicola Adams Basketball player – John Amaechi Basketball player – Sue Bird Footballer – Lucy Bronze Judoka – Amandine Buchard Pole Vaulter – Balian Buschbaum Figure skater – Jeffrey Buttle Volleyball player – J. P. Calderon Sprinter – Dutee Chand Boxer – Parinya Charoenphol Basketball player – Jason Collins Beach volleyball player – Natalie Cook Diver – Tom Daley Fencer – Imke Duplitzer Volleyball player – Paola Egonu Swimmer – Mark Foster Mixed martial artist – Fallon Fox Tennis player – Jan-Michael Gambill Equestrian – Edward Gal Footballer – Manuela Giugliano Handballer – Gro Hammerseng Figure skater – Jorik Hendrickx Rugby league player – Keegan Hirst Footballer – Thomas Hitzlsperger Footballer – Ursula Holl Basketball player – Isaac Humphries Football player – Antonio Hysén Cross-country skier – Barbara Jezeršek Basketball player – Glory Johnson Freestyle skier – Gus Kenworthy Tennis player – Billie Jean King Basketball player – Uri Kokia Swimmer – Dominik Koll Track and field athlete – Andreas Krieger Ice hockey player – Charline Labonté Gymnast – Danell Leyva Swimmer – Ari-Pekka Liukkonen Footballer – Chloe Logarzo Diver – Greg Louganis Wrestler – Rosa Mendes Diver – Matthew Mitcham Footballer – Carolina Morace American football player – Carl Nassib Handball player – Katja Nyberg American football player – Ryan O'Callaghan Alpine skier – Anja Pärson Footballer – Megan Rapinoe Rugby league player – Ian Roberts Track and field athlete – Yulimar Rojas American football player – Michael Sam Footballer – Macarena Sánchez Basketball player – Will Sheridan American football player and politician – Brian Sims Volleyball player – Douglas Souza Footballer – Casey Stoney Tennis player – Sam Stosur Swimmer – Jérémy Stravius Basketball player – Diana Taurasi Rugby player – Gareth Thomas Swimmer – Ian Thorpe American football player – Colton Underwood Footballer – Daniëlle van de Donk Rugby player – Louisa Wall Footballer – Abby Wambach Figure skater – Johnny Weir Footballer – Leah Williamson Professional wrestler – Darren Young Rower – Katarzyna Zillmann Name | Lifetime[1] | Country | Sport | Sexual orientation and/or gender identity[2]

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Laura Aarts | b. 1996 |  Netherlands | Waterpolo | Lesbian[3]
Helena Åberg | b. 1971 |  Sweden | Swimming | Lesbian[4]
Graham Ackerman | b. 1983 |  United States | Gymnastics | Gay[5]
Nicola Adams | b. 1982 |  United Kingdom | Boxing | Lesbian[6]
Adriana | b. 1996 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[3]
Marilyn Agliotti | b. 1979 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[7]
Michelle-Lee Ahye | b. 1992 |  Trinidad and Tobago | Track and field | Lesbian[8][9]
Jenny Allard | b. 1968 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[10]
Kye Allums | b. 1989 |  United States | Basketball | Transgender[11]
John Amaechi | b. 1970 |  United Kingdom | Basketball | Gay[12]
Erin Ambrose | b. 1994 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Filippo Ambrosini | b. 1993 |  Italy | Figure skating | Gay[13]
Brian Anderson | b. 1976 |  United States | Skateboarding | Gay[14]
Eric Anderson | b. 1968 |  United States | Coach | Gay[15]
Ivana Andrés | b. 1994 |  Spain | Association football | Lesbian[16]
Ramsey Angela | b. 1999 |  Netherlands | Track and field | Gay[8]
Filippa Angeldahl | b. 1997 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[17]
Nadine Angerer | b. 1978 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[18]
Alyson Annan | b. 1973 |  Australia | Field hockey | Lesbian[19]
Tahnai Annis | b. 1989 |  Philippines | Association football | Queer[20]
Kelly Applebee | b. 1982  |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[21]
Gillian Apps | b. 1983 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[22]
Jen Armbruster | b. 1975 |  United States | Goalball | Lesbian[23]
Rebekka Armstrong | b. 1967 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[24]
Judith Arndt | b. 1976 |  Germany | Cycling | Lesbian[25]
Anita Asante | b. 1985 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[26]
Asuka | b. 1998  |  Japan | Professional wrestling | Genderless[27]
Davis Atkin | b. 2001 |  Australia | Field hockey | Gay[28]
Jake Atlas | b. 1994 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Gay[29][30]
Zeb Atlas [de] | b. 1970 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[31][32]
Amy Atwell | b. 1998 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[33]
Seimone Augustus | b. 1984 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[34]
Rosella Ayane | b. 1996 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[35]
Kévin Aymoz | b. 1997  |  France | Figure skating | Gay[36]
Ramona Bachmann | b. 1990 |  Switzerland | Association football | Lesbian[37]
Hergie Bacyadan | b. 1994 |  Philippines | Boxing | Transgender[38][39]
Mianne Bagger | b. 1966 |  Denmark | Golf | Transgender[40]
Hobey Baker | 1892-1918 |  United States | Ice hockey | Gay[41]
Clare Balding | b. 1971 |  United Kingdom | Jockey | Lesbian[42]
Jason Ball | b. 1988 |  Australia | Australian rules football | Gay[43]
Megan Bankes | b. 1997 |  Canada | Biathlon | Lesbian[13]
Shawnacy Barber | 1994–2024  |  Canada | Pole vault | Gay[44]
Bárbara Micheline do Monte Barbosa | b. 1988 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[45]
Jim Barnett | 1924–2004  |  United States | Professional wrestling promoter  | Gay[46]
Nicole Bass-Fuchs | 1964–2017  |  United States | Professional bodybuilding
Professional wrestling | Bisexual[47]
Hayley Bateup | b. 1980  |  Australia | ironwoman | Lesbian[48]
Betty Baxter | b. 1952 |  Canada | Volleyball | Lesbian[49]
Billy Bean | 1964–2024  |  United States | Baseball | Gay[50]
Shelley Beattie | 1967–2008  |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[51]
Thomas Beattie | b. 1986 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Gay[52]
Jolyn Beer | b. 1994 |  Germany | Shooting | Lesbian[53]
Mack Beggs | b. 1999 |  United States | Wrestling | Transgender[54]
Alice Bellandi | b. 1998 |  Italy | Judo | Lesbian[55][56]
Perris Benegas | b. 1995 |  United States | Freestyle BMX | Lesbian[57]
Lorena Benítez | b. 1998 |  Argentina | Association football, futsal | Lesbian[58]
Ann-Katrin Berger | b. 1990 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[59]
Ebba Berglund | b. 1998 |  Sweden | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Kajsa Bergqvist | b. 1976 |  Sweden | Track and field | Bisexual[60]
Thomas Berling | b. 1979 |  Norway | Association football | Gay[61]
Emily Bessoir | b. 2001 |  Germany | Basketball | Lesbian[62]
Mike Beuttler | 1940–1988  |  United Kingdom | Motor racing | Gay[63][64]
John de Bever [nl] | b. 1965 |  Netherlands | Association football | Gay[65]
Mark Bingham | 1970–2001  |  United States | Rugby | Gay[66]
Sue Bird | b. 1980 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[67]
Nathalie Björn | b. 1997 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[68]
Alex Blackwell | b. 1983 |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[69][70]
John Blankenstein | 1949–2006  |  Netherlands | Association football | Gay[71]
Carl Blasco | b. 1971 |  France | Triathlon | Gay[72]
Miriam Blasco | b. 1963  |  Spain | Judo | Lesbian[73]
Andrew Blaser | b. 1989 |  United States | Skeleton | Gay[13]
Lucilla Boari | b. 1997 |  Italy | Archery | Lesbian[74]
Lisa Boattin | b. 1997 |  Italy | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Brian Boitano | b. 1963 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[76]
Nicole Bonamino [it] | b. 1991 |  Italy | Ice hockey | Lesbian[77][78]
Heinz Bonn | 1947–1991  |  Germany | Association football | Gay[79]
Tom Bosworth | b. 1990 |  United Kingdom | Racewalking | Gay[80]
Brittany Bowe | b. 1988 |  United States | Speed skating | Lesbian[81]
Anthony Bowens | b. 1990 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Gay[82][83]
Kiara Bowers | b. 1991  |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[84]
Celia Brackenridge | 1950–2018  |  United Kingdom | British Lacrosse Player | Lesbian[85]
Sabine Braun | b. 1965 |  Germany | Track and field | Lesbian[86]
Kelly Brazier | b. 1989 |  New Zealand | Rugby | Lesbian[87]
Ashleigh Brazill | b. 1989 |  Australia | Netball | Lesbian[88]
Andy Brennan | b. 1993 |  Australia | Association football | Gay[89]
Linda Bresonik | b. 1983 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[90]
Belle Brockhoff | b. 1993 |  Australia | Snowboard | Lesbian[91]
Lucy Bronze | b. 1991 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[92]
Giorgia Bronzini | b. 1983 |  Italy | Cycling | Lesbian[93]
Gayle Broughton | b. 1996 |  New Zealand | Rugby | Lesbian[94]
Jason Brown | b. 1994 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[95]
Panama Al Brown | 1902–1951  |  Panama | Boxing | Gay[96][97]
Harrison Browne | b. 1993 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Transgender[98]
Svenja Brunckhorst | b. 1991 |  Germany | Basketball | Lesbian[62]
Rachele Bruni | b. 1990 |  Italy | Swimming | Lesbian[99]
Katherine Brunt | b. 1985 |  United Kingdom | Cricket | Lesbian[100]
Dorien Bryant | b. 1985 |  United States | American football | Gay[101]
Kadeisha Buchanan | b. 1995 |  Canada | Association football | Lesbian[102]
Amandine Buchard | b. 1995  |  France | Judo | Lesbian[36]
Steve Buckley | b. 1956 |  United States | Journalist | Gay[103]
Anastasia Bucsis | b. 1989 |  Canada | Speed skating | Lesbian[104]
Saskia Budgett | b. 1996 |  United Kingdom | Rowing | Lesbian[105]
Brendan Burke | 1988–2010  |  United States | Ice hockey | Gay[106]
Glenn Burke | 1952–1995  |  United States | Baseball | Gay[107]
Jenna Burkert | b. 1993 |  United States | Wrestling | Lesbian[108]
Kris Burley | b. 1974 |  Canada | Gymnastics | Gay[109]
Savannah Burton | b. ?  |  Canada | Dodgeball | Transgender[110]
Balian Buschbaum | b. 1980 |  Germany | Track and field | Transgender[111]
Ivan Bussens | 1960–2007  |  United Kingdom | Water polo | Gay[112]
Jeffrey Buttle | b. 1982 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[113]
Erin Burns | b. 1988  |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[114]
Karin Büttner-Janz | b. 1952 |  Germany | Gymnastics | Lesbian[115]
Emilie Bydwell | b. 1985 |  United States | Rugby union | Lesbian[116]
Latasha Byears | b. 1973 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[117]
Caitlin Cahow | b. 1985 |  United States | Ice hockey | Lesbian[118]
J. P. Calderon | b. 1975 |  United States | Volleyball | Gay[119]
Marissa Callaghan | b. 1985 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[16]
Christopher Caluza | b. 1990 |  Philippines | Figure skating | Gay[120]
Jane Campbell | b. 1995 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[121]
Ally Carda | b. 1993 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[122]
Liz Carmouche | b. 1984 |  United States | MMA | Lesbian[123]
Alex Carpenter | b. 1994 |  United States | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Cecilia Carranza | b. 1986 |  Argentina | Sailing | Lesbian[124]
Joe Carstairs | 1900–1993  |  United Kingdom | Motor racing | Lesbian[125]
Jessica Carter | b. 1997 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[126]
Sherry Cassuto | 1957-2016 |  United States | Rowing | Lesbian[127]
Josh Cavallo | b. 1999 |  Australia | Association football | Gay[128]
Timo Cavelius  | b. 1999 |  Germany | Judo | Gay[129]
Matt Cecchin | b. 1973 |  Australia | Rugby league | Gay[130][131]
Isadora Cerullo | b. 1991 |  Brazil | Rugby | Lesbian[132]
Dutee Chand | b. 1996 |  India | Sprinting | Lesbian[133]
Parinya Charoenphol | b. 1981 |  Thailand | Boxing | Transgender[134]
Amanda Chidester | b. 1990 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[135]
James Child | b. 1983 |  United Kingdom | Rugby league referee  | Gay[136]
Julie Chu | b. 1982 |  United States | Ice hockey | Lesbian[137]
Guillaume Cizeron | b. 1994 |  France | Figure skating | Gay[13]
Emily Clark | b. 1995 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Michael B. Clark | b. 1973 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[138][139][140]
Dominic Clarke | b. 1997 |  Australia | Trampolining | Gay[141][142]
Piepa Cleary | b. 1996  |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[143]
Kerron Clement | b. 1985 |  Trinidad and Tobago | Track and field | Gay[144]
Laura Clemesha | b. 1992 |  Australia | Netball | Lesbian[145]
Mia-Rae Clifford | b. 1986 |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[146]
Dennis Coi | 1961–1987  |  Canada | Figure Skating | Gay[147]
Jason Collins | b. 1978 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[148]
Sean Conroy | b. 1992 |  United States | Baseball | Gay[149]
Casey Conway | b. 1985 |  Australia | Rugby | Gay[150]
Natalie Cook | b. 1975 |  Australia | Beach volleyball | Lesbian[151]
Jodie Cooper | b. 1964 |  Australia | Surfing | Lesbian[152]
Kahleah Copper | b. 1994 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[153]
Rose Cossar | b. 1991 |  Canada | Gymnastics | Lesbian[154]
Robin Cousins | b. 1957  |  United Kingdom | Figure Skating | Gay[155]
Roberta Cowell | 1918–2011  |  United Kingdom | Motor racing | Transgender[156]
Sarah Coyte | b. 1991  |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[157]
Gottfried von Cramm | 1909–1976  |  Germany | Tennis | Bisexual[158]
Scott Cranham | b. 1954 |  Canada | Diving | Gay[159]
Toller Cranston | 1949–2015  |  Canada | Figure skating | Bisexual[160]
Lisa Cross | b. 1978 |  United Kingdom | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[161]
Orlando Cruz | b. 1981 |  Puerto Rico | Boxing | Gay[162]
Penny Cula-Reid | b. 1988 |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[146]
Ana Marcela Cunha | b. 1992 |  Brazil | Swimming | Lesbian[163]
John Curry | 1949–1994  |  United Kingdom | Figure skating | Gay[164]
Donal Óg Cusack | b. 1977 |  Ireland | Hurling | Gay[165]
Matthew Cusick [pl] | b. 1972 |  United States | Gymnastics | Gay[166][167]
Søren Dahl | b. 1993 |  Denmark | Swimming | Gay[168]
Lisa Dahlkvist | b. 1987 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[169]
Tom Daley | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Diving | Gay/Queer[170][171]
Rachel Daly | b. 1991 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[172]
Jake Daniels | b. 2005 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Gay[173]
Mélodie Daoust | b. 1992 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[174]
Tierna Davidson | b. 1998 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[175]
Steven Davies | b. 1986 |  United Kingdom | Cricket | Gay[176]
Liam Davis | b. 1990 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Gay[177]
Wade Davis | b. 1977 |  United States | American football | Gay[178]
Brianna Davey | b. 1996  |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[179]
Chantal de Bruijn | b. 1976 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[180]
Jonathan de Falco | b. 1984 |  Belgium | Association football | Gay[181]
Anouk Dekker | b. 1986 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[182]
Dennis Del Valle | b. 1989 |  Puerto Rico | Volleyball | Gay[183]
Casey Dellacqua | b. 1985 |  Australia | Tennis | Lesbian[184]
Elena Delle Donne | b. 1989 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[185]
David Denson | b. 1995 |  United States | Baseball | Gay[186]
Sonya Deville | b. 1993 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Lesbian[187]
Abrahm DeVine | b. 1996 |  United States | Swimming | Gay[188]
Margielyn Didal | b. 1999 |  Philippines | Skateboarding | Queer[189]
Natalya Diehm | b. 1997 |  Australia | Cycling | Lesbian[190]
Elisa Di Francisca | b. 1982 |  Italy | Fencing | Bisexual
Chris Dickerson | 1939-2021 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[191]
Halil İbrahim Dinçdağ | b. 1976 |  Turkey | Association football referee  | Gay[192][193]
Alex Di Giorgio | b. 1990 |  Italy | Swimming | Gay[194]
Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel | b. 1987 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[195]
Stefanie Dolson | b. 1992 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[196]
Sara Doorsoun | b. 1991 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Jorge José Emiliano dos Santos | 1954–1995  |  Brazil | Association football referee  | Gay[197]
Michael Dos Santos | b. 1983 |  Brazil | Volleyball | Gay[198]
Robert Dover | b. 1956 |  United States | Equestrian | Gay[199]
Anton Down-Jenkins | b. 1999 |  New Zealand | Diving | Gay[200]
Frank Dowsing | 1951–1994  |  United States | American football | Gay[201]
Nancy Drolet | b. 1973 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[202]
Michelle Duff | b. 1939 |  Canada | Motor racing | Transgender[203]
Christian Duffy | b. 1961 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[204][205]
Meghan Duggan | b. 1987 |  United States | Ice hockey | Lesbian[206]
Michelle Dumaresq | b. 1970 |  Canada | Mountain biking | Transgender[207]
Céline Dumerc | b. 1982  |  France | Basketball | Lesbian[36]
Jenny Duncalf | b. 1982 |  United Kingdom | Squash | Lesbian[208]
Katie Duncan (née Hoyle)  | b. 1988 |  New Zealand | Association football | Lesbian[209]
Priscilla Duncan | b. 1983 |  New Zealand | Association football | Lesbian[209]
Abby Dunkin | b. 1995 |  United States | Wheelchair basketball | Lesbian[23]
Simon Dunn | 1987-2023 |  Australia | Bobsled, rugby | Gay[210]
Imke Duplitzer | b. 1975 |  Germany | Fencing | Lesbian[211]
Rayan Dutra | b. 2002 |  Brazil | Trampolining | Bisexual[212]
Dessi Dupuy | b. 1993 |  Bulgaria | Association football | Lesbian
Abbie Eaton | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Auto racing | Lesbian[213]
Kyra Edwards | b. 1997 |  United Kingdom | Rowing | Lesbian[105]
Paola Egonu | b. 1998 |  Italy | Volleyball | Bisexual[214]
Sujitra Ekmongkolpaisarn | b. 1977 |  Thailand | Badminton | Lesbian[215]
Jason Ellis | b. 1971 |  Australia | MMA, skateboarding, boxing, truck racing | Bisexual[216][217][218]
Jill Ellis | b. 1966 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[219]
Bethany England | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Magdalena Eriksson | b. 1993 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[220]
Norman Elder | 1939–2003  |  Canada | Equestrian | Gay[221]
John Epping | b. 1983  |  Canada | Curler | Gay[222]
Lisa Evans | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[223]
Non Evans | b. 1974 |  United Kingdom | Rugby, judo, weightlifting, freestyle wrestling | Lesbian[224]
Matt Evers | b. 1976 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[225]
Jennifer Falk | b. 1993 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[226]
Janelly Farías | b. 1990 |  Mexico | Association football | Lesbian[227]
Justin Fashanu | 1961–1998  |  United Kingdom | Association football | Gay[228]
Freda du Faur | 1882–1935  |  Australia | Mountaineering | Lesbian[229]
Reine Feldt | 1945–1986  |  Sweden | Association football | Gay[230][231]
John Fennell | b. 1995 |  Canada | Luge | Gay[232]
Fabiano Ferreira | b. 1998 |  Brazil | Artistic swimming | Gay[233]
Michelle Ferris | b. 1976 |  Australia | Cyclist | Lesbian[234]
Kendra Fisher | b. 1979 |  Canada | Ice hockey, Inline hockey | Lesbian[235]
Gigi Fernández | b. 1964 |  Puerto Rico | Tennis | Lesbian[236]
Lucas Fischer [de] | b. 1990 |  Switzerland | Gymnastics | Gay[237]
Nilla Fischer | b. 1984 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[238]
Amini Fonua | b. 1989 |  Tonga | Swimming | Gay[239]
Matthew Forgues | b. 1992 |  United States | Track and field | Gay[240]
Marc Fortuny  | b. 1992  |  Spain | Judo | Gay[241][242]
Mark Foster | b. 1970 |  United Kingdom | Swimming | Gay[243]
Fallon Fox | b. 1975 |  United States | MMA | Transgender[244]
Larissa Franca | b. 1982 |  Brazil | Beach volleyball | Lesbian[245]
Adrianna Franch | b. 1990 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[246]
Larissa Franklin | b. 1993 |  Canada | Softball | Lesbian[247]
Sidney Franklin | 1903–1976 |  United States | Bullfighting | Gay[248]
Scott Frantz | b. 1996 |  United States | American football | Gay[249]
Travon Free | b. 1984/1985 |  United States | Basketball | Bisexual[250]
Tadd Fujikawa | b. 1991 |  United States | Golf | Gay[251]
Tracy Gahan | b. 1980 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[252]
Edward Gal | b. 1970 |  Netherlands | Equestrian | Gay[253][254]
Rudy Galindo | b. 1969 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[255]
Vicky Galindo | b. 1983 |  United States | Softball | Bisexual[256]
Ed Gallagher | b. 1958–2005 |  United States | American football | Gay[257]
Aurora Galli | b. 1996 |  Italy | Association football | Lesbian[16]
Jan-Michael Gambill | b. 1977 |  United States | Tennis | Gay[258][259]
Edda Garðarsdóttir | b. 1979 |  Iceland | Association football | Lesbian[260]
Melanie Garside-Wight | b. 1979 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[261]
Terry Garvin | 1937–1998 |  Canada | Professional wrestling | Gay[262]
Carol Gattaz | b. 1981 |  Brazil | Volleyball | Lesbian[57]
Ana Carolina da Silva | b. 1991 |  Brazil | Volleyball | Lesbian[57]
Jane Geddes | b. 1960 |  United States | Golf | Lesbian[263]
Dylan Geick | b. 1997 |  United States | Wrestling | Gay/Bisexual[264][265]
Alan Gendreau | b. 1989 |  United States | American football | Gay[266]
Makayla Gerken Schofield | b. 1999 |  United Kingdom | Freestyle skiing | Lesbian[13]
Lewis Gibson | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Figure skating | Gay[267]
Kirsty Gilmour | b. 1993 |  United Kingdom | Badminton | Lesbian[268]
Manuela Giugliano | b. 1997 |  Italy | Association football | Lesbian[45]
Amber Glenn | b. 1999 |  United States | Figure skating | Bisexual[269]
Bec Goddard | b. 1978  |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[270]
Bobby Goldsmith | 1946–1983  |  Australia | Swimming | Gay[271]
Andrew Goldstein | b. 1983 |  United States | Lacrosse | Gay[272]
Sophie de Goede | b. 1999 |  Canada | Rugby | Lesbian[3]
Mara Gómez | b. 1997 |  Argentina | Association football | Transgender[273]
Tomás González | b. 1985 |  Chile | Gymnastics | Gay[274]
Derrick Gordon | b. 1991 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[275]
LZ Granderson | b. 1972 |  United States | Journalist | Gay[276]
Maddy Grant | b. 2001 |  Canada | Rugby | Lesbian[277]
Chelsea Gray | b. 1972 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[278]
Ellia Green | b. 1993 |  Australia | Rugby union | Transgender[279]
Emile Griffith | 1938–2013  |  United States | Boxing | Bisexual[280]
Lia Grimanis  | b. 1971  |  Canada | Businesswoman | Lesbian[281]
Brittney Griner | b. 1990 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[282]
Inka Grings | b. 1978 |  Germany | Association football | Bisexual[283]
Rachael Grinham | b. 1977 |  Australia | Squash | Lesbian[208]
Barbara Guarischi | b. 1990 |  Italy | Cycling | Lesbian
Joan Guetschow | b. 1966 |  Australia | Biathlon | Lesbian[284]
Trina Gulliver | b. 1969 |  United Kingdom | Darts | Lesbian[285]
Michael Gunning | b. 1994 |  Jamaica | Swimming | Gay[286]
Víctor Gutiérrez | b. 1991 |  Spain | Water polo | Gay[287][288]
Darcy Guttridge | b. 1999  |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[289]
Astrid Guyart | b. 1983  |  France | Fencing | Lesbian[36]
Tom Harald Hagen | b. 1978 |  Norway | Association football referee  | Gay[290]
Peter Häggström | b. 1976 |  Sweden | Track and field | Gay[291]
Michi Halilović | b. 1983 |  Germany | Skeleton | Gay[292]
Matthew Hall | b. 1970 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[293]
Alain Hamer | b. 1965 |  Luxembourg | Association football referee  | Gay[294]
Jude Hamer | b. 1990 |  United Kingdom | Wheelchair basketball | Lesbian[295]
Gro Hammerseng | b. 1980 |  Norway | Handball | Lesbian[296]
Nicola Hancock | b. 1995  |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[297]
Alan Hansford | b. 1968 |  United Kingdom | Cricket | Gay[298]
Pernille Harder | b. 1992 |  Denmark | Association football | Lesbian[299]
Kellie Harrington | b. 1989 |  Ireland | Boxing | Lesbian[300]
Ashlyn Harris | b. 1985 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[301]
Kwame Harris | b. 1982 |  United States | American football | Gay[302]
Todd Harrity | b. 1990 |  United States | Squash | Gay[303][304][non-primary source needed]
Naomi Hartley | b. 2001 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[305]
Kyle Hawkins | b. 1970 |  United States | Lacrosse | Gay[306]
Bruce Hayes | b. 1963 |  United States | Swimming | Gay[307]
Sandra Haynie | b. 1943 |  United States | Golf | Lesbian[308]
Hurley Haywood | b. 1948 |  United States | Motor racing | Gay[309]
Tobin Heath | b. 1988 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[310]
Jayna Hefford | b. 1977 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[311]
Mathew Helm | b. 1980 |  Australia | Diving | Gay[312]
Jorik Hendrickx | b. 1992 |  Belgium | Figure skating | Gay[313]
Gavan Hennigan | b. 1981 |  Ireland | Extreme Sports | Gay[314]
Bianca Henninger | b. 1990 |  Mexico | Association football | Lesbian[315]
Isabell Herlovsen | b. 1988 |  Norway | Association football | Lesbian[316]
Laurie Hernandez | b. 2000 |  United States | Gymnastics | Lesbian[317]
Carl Hester | b. 1967 |  United Kingdom | Equestrian | Gay[318]
Michelle Heyman | b. 1988 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[319]
Nikki Hiltz | b. 1994 |  United States | Track, middle-distance running | Lesbian, transgender and non-binary[320]
Fredy Hirsch | b. 1916–1944  |  Germany | Various, incl. gymnastics;
sports teacher  | Gay[321][322]
Keegan Hirst | b. 1988 |  United Kingdom | Rugby | Gay[323]
Thomas Hitzlsperger | b. 1982 |  Germany | Association football | Gay[324]
Edel Therese Høiseth | b. 1966 |  Norway | Speed skating | Lesbian[325]
Ursula Holl | b. 1982 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[326]
Kelly Holmes | b. 1970 |  United Kingdom | Track and field | Lesbian[327]
Erika Holst | b. 1979 |  Sweden | Ice hockey | Lesbian[328]
Wilhelm von Homburg | 1940–2004  |  Germany | Boxing, professional wrestling | Bisexual[329]
Laurel Hubbard | b. 1978 |  New Zealand | Weightlifting | Transgender[330]
Angela Hucles | b. 1978 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[331]
Karen Hultzer | b. 1965 |  South Africa | Archery | Lesbian[332]
Corinne Humphreys | b. 1991 |  United Kingdom | Athletics | Lesbian[333]
Isaac Humphries | b. 1998 |  Australia | Basketball | Gay[334]
Mia Hundvin | b. 1977 |  Norway | Handball | Bisexual[335]
Maarten Hurkmans | b. 1997 |  Netherlands | Rowing | Bisexual[336]
Lina Hurtig | b. 1995 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[337]
Lisa Hurtig | b. 1987 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[337]
Svenja Huth | b. 1991 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Diego Hypólito | b. 1986 |  Brazil | Gymnastics | Gay[338]
Antonio Hysén | b. 1990 |  Sweden | Association football | Gay[339]
Facundo Imhoff | b. 1989 |  Argentina | Volleyball | Gay[340]
Daniela Iraschko-Stolz | b. 1983 |  Austria | Ski jumping | Lesbian[341]
George Ives | b. 1867–1950  |  United Kingdom | Cricket | Gay[342][343]
Veronica Ivy | b. 1982 |  Canada | Cycling | Transgender[344]
Colin Jackson | b. 1967 |  United Kingdom | Athletics | Gay[345]
Helen Jacobs | 1908–1997  |  United States | Tennis | Lesbian[346]
Angela James | b. 1964 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[347]
Jakub Jankto | b. 1996 |  Czech Republic | Association football | Gay[348]
Aleksandra Jarmolińska | b. 1990 |  Poland | Skeet | Lesbian[349]
Caitlyn Jenner | b. 1949 |  United States | Decathlon | Transgender[350]
Patrick Jeffrey | b. 1965 |  United States | Diving | Gay[351]
Brianne Jenner | b.1991 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[352]
Dorte Dalum Jensen | b. 1978 |  Denmark | Association football | Lesbian[353]
Dan Jervis | b.1996 |  United Kingdom | Swimming | Gay[354]
Barbara Jezeršek | b. 1986 |  Slovenia | Cross-country skiing | Lesbian[355]
Juan Antonio Jiménez | b. 1959 |  Germany | Equestrian | Gay[356]
Glory Johnson | b. 1990 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[357]
Gus Johnston | b. 1979 |  Australia | Field hockey | Gay[358]
Campbell Johnstone | b. 1980 |  New Zealand | Rugby | Gay[359]
Rosie Jones | b. 1959 |  United States | Golf | Lesbian[360]
Steffi Jones | b. 1972 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[361]
Orlando Jordan | b. 1974 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Bisexual[362]
Natasha Kai | b. 1983 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[211]
Chris Kanyon | 1970–2010  |  United States | Professional wrestling | Gay[363]
Maud Kaptheijns | b. 1994 |  Netherlands | Cyclocross | Lesbian[364]
Marizanne Kapp | b. 1990 |  South Africa | Cricket | Lesbian[365]
Ebrar Karakurt | b. 2000 |  Turkey | Volleyball | Lesbian[366]
Peter Karlsson | b. 1966–1995  |  Sweden | Ice hockey | Gay[367]
Nadezhda Karpova | b. 1995 |  Russia | Association football | Lesbian[368]
Daria Kasatkina | b. 1997 |  Russia | Tennis | Bisexual[369]
Kathleen Kauth | b. 1979 |  United States | Ice hockey | Lesbian[370]
Johan Kenkhuis | b. 1980 |  Netherlands | Swimming | Gay[371]
Gus Kenworthy | b. 1991 |  United States | Freestyle skiing | Gay[372]
Sam Kerr | b. 1993 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[373]
Isabel Kerschowski | b. 1988 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[374]
Silvio Kersten [pl] | b. 1978 |  Germany | Professional bodybuilding,
weightlifting | Gay[375][376][377]
Emma Kete | b. 1987 |  New Zealand | Association football | Lesbian[378]
Lotte Kiærskou | b. 1975 |  Denmark | Handball | Lesbian[379]
Billie Jean King | b. 1943 |  United States | Tennis | Lesbian[380]
Christopher Kinney | b. 1988 |  United States | Bobsled | Bisexual[381]
Fran Kirby | b. 1993 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Sandra Kirby | b. 1949 |  Canada | Rowing | Lesbian[382]
Stine Brun Kjeldaas | b. 1975 |  Norway | Snowboard | Lesbian[383]
Anna Kjellbin | b. 1994 |  Sweden | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Ilana Kloss | b. 1956 |  United States | Tennis | Lesbian[384]
Hilary Knight | b. 1989 |  United States | Ice Hockey | Queer[385]
Valentina Kogan | b. 1980 |  Argentina | Handball | Lesbian[386]
Uri Kokia | b. 1981 |  Israel | Basketball | Gay[387]
Dominik Koll | b. 1984 |  Austria | Swimming | Gay[388]
David Kopay | b. 1942 |  United States | American football | Gay[389]
Daniel Kowalski | b. 1975 |  Australia | Swimming | Gay[390]
Katja Kraus | b. 1970 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[391]
Kelly Kretschman | b. 1979 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[122]
Ali Krieger | b. 1984 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[301]
Andreas Krieger | b. 1966 |  Germany | Track and field | Transgender[392]
Janae Marie Kroc | b. 1972 |  United States | Powerlifting,
professional bodybuilding | Transgender, bisexual[393]
Nathalie Kubalski | b. 1993 |  Germany | Field hockey | Lesbian[62]
Kim Kulig | b. 1990 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[394]
Emma Kullberg | b. 1991 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[16]
Nataliya Kuznetsova | b. 1991 |  Russia | Professional bodybuilding,
weightlifting | Bisexual[395]
Stephanie Labbé | b. 1986 |  Canada | Association football | Lesbian[396]
Charline Labonté | b. 1982 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[397]
Alexandra Lacrabère | b. 1987 |  France | Handball | Lesbian[398]
Kim Lammers | b. 1981 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[399]
Ghislaine Landry | b. 1988 |  Canada | Rugby | Lesbian[57]
Jessica Landström | b. 1984 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[400]
Lauren Lappin | b. 1984 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[401]
Lauren | b. 2002 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[3]
James Michael Lavigne | b. 1963 |  Canada | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[402][403][404]
Mark Leduc | 1962–2009  |  Canada | Boxing | Gay[405]
Timothy LeDuc | b. 1990 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay, Non-binary[406]
Alisha Lehmann | b. 1999 |  Switzerland | Association football | Bisexual[407]
Marco Lehmann [de] | b. 1993 |  Switzerland | Basketball | Gay[408][409]
Evy Leibfarth | b. 2004 |  United States | Canoe slalom | Lesbian[57]
Phuti Lekoloane | b. 1992 |  South Africa | Association football | Gay[410]
Diede Lemey | b. 1996 |  Belgium | Association football | Lesbian[411]
Emma Lennartsson | b. 1991 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[411]
Mapi León | b. 1995 |  Spain | Association football | Lesbian[412]
Malin Levenstad | b. 1988 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[413]
Danell Leyva | b. 1991 |  United States | Gymnastics | Bisexual, pansexual[414]
Hedvig Lindahl | b. 1983 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[415]
Ylva Lindberg | b. 1976 |  Sweden | Ice hockey | Lesbian[328]
Lori Lindsey | b. 1980 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[416]
Elena Linari | b. 1994 |  Italy | Association football | Lesbian[417]
Matthew Lister | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Canoeing | Gay[418]
Ruesha Littlejohn | b. 1990  |  Ireland | Association football | Lesbian[419]
Ari-Pekka Liukkonen | b. 1989 |  Finland | Swimming | Gay[420]
Chester Lockhart | b. 1992  |  United States | Dancing | Queer[421]
Chloe Logarzo | b. 1994 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[319]
Joanna Lohman | b. 1982 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[422]
Lella Lombardi | 1941–1992 |  Italy | Motor racing | Lesbian[423]
Lorena | b. 1997 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[3]
Greg Louganis | b. 1960 |  United States | Diving | Gay[424]
Robyn Love | b. 1990 |  United Kingdom | Wheelchair basketball | Lesbian[425]
Jewell Loyd | b. 1993 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[426]
Tom Luchsinger | b. 1991 |  United States | Swimming | Gay[427]
Joey Lye | b. 1987 |  Canada | Softball | Lesbian[247]
Shannon Lynn | b. 1985 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[428]
Frida Maanum | b. 1999 |  Norway | Association football | Lesbian[411]
Cheryl Maas | b. 1984 |  Netherlands | Snowboard | Lesbian[383]
Sofía Maccari | b. 1984 |  Argentina | Field hockey | Lesbian[124]
Yusaf Mack | b. 1980 |  United States | Boxing | Gay[429]
Jack Mackenroth | b. 1969 |  United States | Swimming | Gay[430][431]
Angela Madsen | 1960–2020 |  United States | Rowing, track and field | Lesbian[432]
Liliane Maestrini | b. 1987 |  Brazil | Beach volleyball | Lesbian[245]
Dalton Maldonado | b. 1995 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[433][434]
Hana Mandlíková | b. 1962 |  Czech Republic | Tennis | Lesbian[citation needed]
Robbie Manson | b. 1989 |  New Zealand | Rowing | Gay[435][254]
Karina Manta | b. 1996 |  United States | Ice dancing | Bisexual[436]
Patricio Manuel | b. 1985 |  United States | Boxing | Transgender[437]
Arthur Mariano | b. 1993 |  Brazil | Gymnastics | Gay
Brian Marshall | b. 1965 |  Canada | High jump | Gay[438]
Marta | b. 1986 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[439]
Charlie Martin | b. 1981 |  United Kingdom | Auto Racing | Transgender[440]
Christy Martin | b. 1968 |  United States | Boxing | Lesbian[441]
Collin Martin | b. 1994 |  United States | Association football | Gay[442]
Jasmine Martin | b. 2000 |  South Africa | Judo | Lesbian[443]
Carlo Masi | b. 1976 |  Italy | Bodybuilding | Gay[444][445]
Johnny Mathis | b. 1935 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[446][447][448]
Ian Matos | 1989-2021 |  Brazil | Diving | Gay[254]
Amélie Mauresmo | b. 1979 |  France | Tennis | Lesbian[449]
Stephany Mayor | b. 1991 |  Mexico | Association football | Bisexual[450]
Marnie McBean | b. 1968 |  Canada | Rowing | Lesbian[451]
Adam McCabe | b. 1991 |  United States | Association football | Gay[452][453]
Katie McCabe | b. 1995  |  Ireland | Association football | Lesbian[419]
Martha McCabe | b. 1989 |  Canada | Swimming | Lesbian[454]
Robert McCall | 1958–1991  |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[455]
Haylie McCleney | b. 1994 |  United States | Softball | Lesbian[456]
Angel McCoughtry | b. 1986 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[457]
Ray McDonald | b. 1944–1993  |  United States | American football | Gay[458]
Stewart McKinney | 1931–1987  |  United States | Auto racing | Bisexual[459][460]
Lindsy McLean | b. 1938 |  United States | American football | Gay[461]
Erin McLeod | b. 1983 |  Canada | Association football | Lesbian[462]
Beth Mead | b. 1995 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[463]
Linda Medalen | b. 1965 |  Norway | Association football | Lesbian[464]
Simona Meiler | b. 1989 |  Switzerland | Snowboard | Lesbian[465]
Ioannis Melissanidis | b. 1977 |  Greece | Gymnastics | Gay[466]
Rosa Mendes | b. 1979 |  Canada | Professional wrestling | Bisexual
Conner Mertens | b. 1994/1995 |  United States | American football | Bisexual[467]
Harriet Metcalf | b. 1958 |  United States | Rowing | Lesbian[468]
Kristie Mewis | b. 1991 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[469]
Kim Meylemans | b. 1996 |  Belgium | Skeleton | Lesbian[470][471]
Theresa Michalak | b. 1992 |  Germany | Swimming | Lesbian[472]
Domien Michiels | b. 1983 |  Belgium | Equestrian | Gay[473]
Vivianne Miedema | b. 1996 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[474]
Linda Mienzer | b. 1965 |  Bermuda | Cricket | Lesbian[475]
Hans Peter Minderhoud | b. 1973 |  Netherlands | Equestrian | Gay[253][254]
Greet Minnen | b. 1997 |  Belgium | Tennis | Lesbian[476]
Matthew Mitcham | b. 1988 |  Australia | Diving | Gay[477]
Cameron Mitchell | b. 1973 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[478][479][480]
Eric Mitchell | b. 1992 |  Canada | Ski jumping | Gay[481]
Renee Montgomery | b. 1986 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[482]
Tara Moore | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Tennis | Lesbian[483]
Chris Morgan | b. 1973 |  United Kingdom | Powerlifting | Gay[484]
Carolina Morace | b. 1964 |  Italy | Association football | Lesbian[485]
Jim Morris | b. 1936–2016  |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[486]
Chris Mosier | b. 1980 |  United States | Triathlon | Transgender[487]
Gili Mossinson | b. 1978 |  Israel | Basketball | Bisexual[488][489]
Bruce Mouat | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Curling | Gay[490]
Hannah Mouncey | b. 1989 |  Australia | Handball, Australian rules football | Transgender, Lesbian[491]
Valerie Mulcahy | b. 1983 |  Ireland | Gaelic football | Lesbian[492]
Nadine Müller | b. 1985 |  Germany | Discus throw | Lesbian[493]
Nina Müller | b. 1980 |  Germany | Handball | Lesbian[494]
Susann Müller | b. 1988 |  Germany | Handball | Lesbian[494]
Sandra Näslund | b. 1996 |  Sweden | Freestyle skiing | Lesbian[13]
Christine Nairn | b. 1990 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[495]
Carl Nassib | b. 1993 |  United States | American football | Gay[496]
Martina Navratilova | b. 1956 |  Czech Republic | Tennis | Lesbian[497]
Guillermina Naya | b. 1996 |  Argentina | Tennis | Lesbian[498]
Ondrej Nepela | 1951–1989  |  Slovakia | Figure skating | Gay[160]
Robert Newton | b. 1981 |  United Kingdom | Athletics | Gay[499]
Cindy Ngamba | b. 1998 |  Cameroon | Boxing | Lesbian[3]
Jordan Nobbs | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[500]
Bente Nordby | b. 1974 |  Norway | Association football | Lesbian[353]
Scott Norton | b. 1982 |  United States | Bowling | Gay[501]
Jana Novotná | 1968–2017  |  Czech Republic | Tennis | Lesbian
Tegan Nox | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Professional wrestling | Bisexual[502]
Diana Nyad | b. 1949 |  United States | Swimming | Lesbian[503]
Katja Nyberg | b. 1979 |  Sweden | Handball | Lesbian[504]
Amanda Nunes | b. 1988 |  Brazil | MMA | Lesbian[505]
Nina Nunes | b. 1985 |  United States | MMA | Lesbian[505]
Graeme Obree | b. 1965 |  United Kingdom | Cycling | Gay[506]
Ryan O'Callaghan | b. 1983 |  United States | American football | Gay[507]
Jolanta Ogar | b. 1982  |  Poland | Sailing | Lesbian[508]
Kelley O'Hara | b. 1988 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[509]
Inger Pors Olsen | b. 1966 |  Denmark | Rowing | Lesbian[510]
Paul O'Brien | b. 1968 |  New Zealand | Horse riding | Gay[127]
Ryan O'Meara | b. 1984 |  United States | Ice dancing | Gay[511]
Curdin Orlik | b. 1993 |  Switzerland | Professional wrestling | Gay[512][513]
Brian Orser | b. 1961 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[514]
Kanako Otsuji | b. 1974 |  Japan | Karate, Taekwondo | Lesbian[515]
Caroline Ouellette | b. 1979 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[137]
Nigel Owens | b. 1971 |  United Kingdom | Rugby referee | Gay[516]
Matt Pacifici | b. 1993 |  United States | Association football | Gay[517]
Robert Páez | b. 1994 |  Venezuela | Diving | Gay[518]
Dave Pallone | b. 1951 |  United States | Baseball | Gay[519]
Dan Palmer | b. 1988 |  Australia | Rugby | Gay[520]
Šárka Pančochová | b. 1990 |  Czech Republic | Snowboard | Lesbian[521]
Bob Paris | b. 1959 |  Canada | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[522]
Sandy Parker | b. 1952 |  Canada | Professional wrestling | Lesbian[523]
Lily Parr | 1905–1978  |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[524]
Anja Pärson | b. 1981 |  Sweden | Downhill skiing | Lesbian[525]
Pat Patterson | 1941–2020  |  Canada | Professional wrestling | Gay[526][527]
Maartje Paumen | b. 1985 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[195]
Lee Pearson | b. 1974 |  United Kingdom | Equestrian | Gay[528]
Christinna Pedersen | b. 1986 |  Denmark | Badminton | Lesbian[529]
Otto Peltzer | 1900–1970  |  Germany | Track and field | Gay[530]
Mike Penner | 1957–2009  |  United States | Journalist | Transgender[531]
Carlos Peralta | b. 1994 |  Spain | Swimming | Gay[532]
María Pérez | b. 1996 |  Spain | Track and field athletics | Lesbian[533]
Nesthy Petecio | b. 1992 |  Philippines | Boxing | Lesbian[534]
Babett Peter | b. 1988 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[535]
Alexis Peterson | b. 1995 |  Germany | Basketball | Lesbian][62]
Pauline Peyraud-Magnin | b. 1992 |  France | Association football | Lesbian[536][537]
Beate Peters | b. 1959 |  Germany | Track and field | Lesbian[86]
Erin Phillips | b. 1985 |  Australia | Basketball, Australian rules football | Lesbian[252]
David Pichler | b. 1968 |  United States | Diving | Gay[538]
Fernanda Pinilla | b. 1993 |  Chile | Association football | Lesbian[539]
Aslie Pitter | b. 1960 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Gay[540]
Jessica Platt | b. 1989 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Transgender[541]
Brian Pockar | 1959–1992  |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[455]
Nadia Podoroska | b. 1997 |  Argentina | Tennis | Lesbian[498]
Paul Poirier | b. 1991  |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[542]
Ish Polvorosa | b. 1997 |  Philippines | Volleyball | Queer[543]
Hope Powell | b. 1966 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[544]
Natalie Powell | b. 1990 |  United Kingdom | Judo | Lesbian[545]
Lauren Powers | b. 1961 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[546]
Christen Press | b. 1988 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[547]
Chucky Preston  | b. 1988  |  United Kingdom | Snooker | Lesbian[548]
Lauren Price | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Boxing | Lesbian[549]
Peter Prijdekker | b. 1948 |  Netherlands | Swimming | Gay[550][551]
Sedona Prince | b. 2000 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[552]
Bev Priestman | b. 1986 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[553]
Luke Prokop | b. 2002 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Gay[554]
Simon Proulx-Sénécal | b. 1991 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[13]
Mike Pucillo | b. 1986 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Gay[555][556][557]
Janne Puhakka | 1995–2024  |  Finland | Ice hockey | Gay[558]
Allie Quigley | b. 1986 |  Hungary | Basketball | Lesbian[559]
Quinn | b. 1995  |  Canada | Association football | Non-binary[560]
Jocelyn Rae | b. 1991 |  United Kingdom | Tennis | Lesbian[561]
Eric Radford | b. 1985 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[562]
Chelsea Randall | b. 1991  |  Australia | Football Australia | Lesbian[563]
Megan Rapinoe | b. 1985 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[564]
Jamie Lee Rattray | b. 1992 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Felicitas Rauch | b. 1996 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[565]
Javier Raya | b. 1991 |  Spain | Figure skating | Gay[566]
Lisa Raymond | b. 1973 |  United States | Tennis | Lesbian[567]
Stephen Rhodes | b. 1984 |  United States | Motor racing | Gay[568][569]
Renée Richards | b. 1934 |  United States | Tennis | Transgender[570]
Helen Richardson-Walsh | b. 1981 |  United Kingdom | Field hockey | Lesbian[180]
Kate Richardson-Walsh | b. 1980 |  United Kingdom | Field hockey | Lesbian[180]
Sha'Carri Richardson | b. 2000 |  United States | Track and field | Lesbian[571]
Lucia Rijker | b. 1967 |  Netherlands | Kickboxing | Bisexual[572]
Adam Rippon | b. 1989 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[573]
Hig Roberts | b. 1991 |  United States | Giant slalom | Gay[574]
Ian Roberts | b. 1965 |  Australia | Rugby league | Gay[575]
Dustin Robertson [pl] | b. 1975 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[576][577][578]
Ronald Robertson | 1937–2000  |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[579]
Robbie Rogers | b. 1987 |  United States | Association football | Gay[580]
Craig Rogerson | b. 1965 |  Australia | Diving | Gay[581][582][583]
Jeff Rohrer | b. 1958 |  United States | American football | Gay[584]
Yulimar Rojas | b. 1995 |  Venezuela | Track and field | Lesbian[585]
Ana Romero | b. 1987 |  Spain | Association football | Lesbian[586]
Nyla Rose | b. 1982 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Transgender[587]
Petra Rossner | b. 1966 |  Germany | Cycling | Lesbian[25]
Devon Rouse | b. 1998 |  United States | Motor racing | Gay[588][589]
Olivier Rouyer | b. 1955 |  France | Association football | Gay[590]
Stephanie Rovetti | b. 1991 |  United States | Rugby Sevens | Lesbian[591]
Lauren Rowles | b. 1998 |  United Kingdom | Pararowing | Lesbian[592]
Paul Ruggeri | b. 1988 |  United States | Gymnastic | Gay[593]
Javier Ruisanchez | b. 1997 |  Puerto Rico | Artistic swimming | Gay[594]
Matthew Rush | b. 1972 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[595]
Ryan Russell | b. 1992 |  United States | American football | Bisexual[596]
Kamilla Rytter Juhl | b. 1983 |  Denmark | Badminton | Lesbian[529]
Jaiyah Saelua | b. 1988 |  American Samoa | Association football | Transgender[597]
Senni Salminen | b. 1996 |  Finland | Athletics | Lesbian[598]
Angela Salvagno | b. 1976 |  United States | Professional bodybuilding | Bisexual[599][non-primary source needed]
Michael Sam | b. 1990 |  United States | American football | Gay[600]
Macarena Sánchez | b. 1991 |  Argentina | Association football | Lesbian[601]
Victoria Sandell Svensson | b. 1977 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[602]
Lianne Sanderson | b. 1988 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[422]
Ilaria Sanguineti | b. 1994 |  Italy | Cycling | Lesbian
Chip Sarafin | b. ? |  United States | American football | Gay[603]
Enrique Sarasola Jr. | b. 1963 |  Spain | Equestrian | Gay[604]
Jill Saulnier | b. 1992 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Ronja Savolainen | b. 1997 |  Finland | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Tabea Schendekehl | b. 1998 |  Germany | Rowing | Lesbian[605]
Erik Schinegger | b. 1948 |  Austria | Downhill skiing | Transgender[606]
Lea Schüller | b. 1997 |  Germany | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Ralf Schumacher | b. 1975 |  Germany | Auto Racing | Bisexual[607]
Megan Schutt | b. 1993 |  Australia | Cricket | Lesbian[608]
Nat Sciver | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Cricket | Lesbian[100]
Dale Scott | b. 1959 |  United States | Baseball | Gay[609]
Jill Scott | b. 1987 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[16]
Lauren Scruggs | b. 2003 |  United States | Fencing | Lesbian[610]
Caroline Seger | b. 1985 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[611]
Guenter Seidel | b. 1960 |  Germany | Equestrian | Gay[612]
Linda Sembrant | b. 1987 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Caster Semenya | b. 1991 |  South Africa | Athletics | Lesbian, Intersex[613]
Alena Sharp | b. 1981 |  Canada | Golf | Lesbian[614]
Patty Sheehan | b. 1956 |  United States | Golf | Lesbian[615]
Kailen Sheridan | b. 1995 |  Canada | Association football | Lesbian[616]
Will Sheridan | b. 1985 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[617]
Kate Shierlaw | b. 1989  |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[618]
Bianca Sierra | b. 1992 |  Mexico | Association football | Bisexual[450]
Sandra Sigurðardóttir | b. 1986 |  Iceland | Association football | Lesbian[75]
Jackie Silva | b. 1962 |  Brazil | Beach volleyball | Lesbian[619]
Rafaela Silva | b. 1992 |  Brazil | Judo | Lesbian[620]
Nicole Silveira | b. 1994 |  Brazil | Skeleton | Lesbian[13]
Eudy Simelane | 1977–2008  |  South Africa | Association football | Lesbian[621]
Georgia Simmerling | b. 1989 |  Canada | Track cycling | Lesbian[396]
Roy Simmons | 1956–2014  |  United States | American football | Gay[622]
Brian Sims | b. 1978 |  United States | American football | Gay[623]
Johan Jimmy Sjödin | b. 1977 |  Sweden | Diving | Gay[624]
Yasmin Skene  | b. 1998 |  Australia | Floorball | Gay[625]
Blake Skjellerup | b. 1985 |  New Zealand | Speed skating | Gay[626]
Vibeke Skofterud | 1980–2018 |  Norway | Cross-country skiing | Bisexual[335]
Katarzyna Skorupa | b. 1984 |  Poland | Volleyball | Lesbian[627]
Rikke Skov | b. 1980 |  Denmark | Handball | Lesbian[628]
Rivallino Sleur | b. 1976 |  Netherlands | Association football | Gay[629]
Alana Smith | b. 2000  |  United States | Skateboarding | Bisexual and non-binary[630]
Jerry Smith | 1943–1986  |  United States | American football | Bisexual[631]
Emilce Sosa | b. 1987 |  Argentina | Volleyball | Lesbian[632]
Douglas Souza | b. 1995 |  Brazil | Volleyball | Gay[633]
Laís Souza | b. 1988  |  Brazil | Skiing | Lesbian[634]
Judy Sowinski | 1940–2011  |  United States | Roller derby | Lesbian[635]
Muffin Spencer-Devlin | b. 1953 |  United States | Golf | Lesbian[497]
Sherida Spitse | b. 1990 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[636]
Marianne Steinbrecher | b. 1983 |  Brazil | Volleyball | Lesbian[637]
Helen Stephens | 1918–1994  |  United States | Track and field | Lesbian[638]
James Stephanie Sterling | b. 1984  |  United Kingdom | Wrestler | Non-binary and Pansexual[639]
Breanna Stewart | b. 1994 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[640][641]
Demi Stokes | b. 1991 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[642]
Casey Stoney | b. 1982 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[643]
Beth Storry | b. 1978 |  United Kingdom | Field hockey | Lesbian[180]
Samantha Stosur | b. 1984 |  Australia | Tennis | Lesbian[644]
Jérémy Stravius | b. 1988  |  France | Swimming | Gay[36]
Luke Strong | b. 1993 |  United Kingdom | Trampolining | Bisexual[645]
Martina Strutz | b. 1981 |  Germany | Track and field | Lesbian[646]
Rennae Stubbs | b. 1971 |  Australia | Tennis | Lesbian[567]
Tricia Stumpf | b. 1970 |  United States | Skeleton | Lesbian[647]
Erica Sullivan | b. 2000 |  United States | Swimming | Lesbian[648]
Zach Sullivan [de] | b. 1994 |  United Kingdom | Ice hockey | Bisexual[649]
Pia Sundhage | b. 1960 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[650]
Jan Švub | b. 1982 |  Czech Republic | Professional bodybuilding | Gay[651]
Emma Swanson | b. 1995 |  Australia | Australian rules football | Lesbian[146]
Stacy Sykora | b. 1977 |  United States | Volleyball | Lesbian[652]
Tainá | b. 1995 |  Brazil | Association football | Lesbian[3]
Blyth Tait | b. 1961 |  New Zealand | Equestrian | Gay[653]
Nanae Takizawa | b. 1987 |  Japan | Volleyball | Lesbian[654]
Connor Taras | b. ? |  Canada | Kayak | Gay[655]
Tarciane | b. 2003 |  Brazil | Association football | Lebian[3]
Diana Taurasi | b. 1982 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[656]
Jodie Taylor | b. 1986 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[378]
Penny Taylor | b. 1981 |  Australia | Basketball | Lesbian[656]
Irma Testa | b. 1997 |  Italy | Boxer | Queer
David Testo | b. 1981 |  United States | Association football | Gay[657]
Ina-Yoko Teutenberg | b. 1974 |  Germany | Cycling | Lesbian[658]
Mark Tewksbury | b. 1968 |  Canada | Swimming | Gay[468]
Carole Thate | b. 1971 |  Netherlands | Field hockey | Lesbian[19]
Alyssa Thomas | b. 1992 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[659]
Gareth Thomas | b. 1974 |  United Kingdom | Rugby | Gay[660]
Kristen Thomas | b. 1993 |  United States | Rugby | Lesbian[57]
Lia Thomas | b. 1999 |  United States | Swimming | Transgender[661][662][663]
Markus Thormeyer | b. 1997 |  Canada | Swimming | Gay[664]
Ian Thorpe | b. 1982 |  Australia | Swimming | Gay[665]
Heath Thorpe | b. 2000 |  Australia | Gymnastics | Gay[666]
Bill Tilden | 1893–1953  |  United States | Tennis | Gay[667]
Ted Tinling | 1910–1990  |  United Kingdom | Tennis | Gay[668]
Jesús Tomillero | b. 1994 |  Spain | Association football referee  | Gay[669]
Susannah Townsend | b. 1989 |  United Kingdom | Field Hockey | Lesbian[670]
Jeffrey Trammell | b. 1950 |  United States | Basketball | Gay[671]
Emma Trott | b. 1989 |  United Kingdom | Cycling | Lesbian[672]
Esera Tuaolo | b. 1968 |  United States | American football | Gay[673]
Gabbi Tuft | b. 1978 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Transgender[674][675]
Ruby Tui | b. 1991 |  New Zealand | Rugby | Lesbian[94]
Marc Tur | b. 1994 |  Spain | Race walking | Gay[676]
Emma Twigg | b. 1987 |  New Zealand | Rowing | Lesbian[677]
Colton Underwood | b. 1992 |  United States | American football | Gay[678]
Marcus Urban | b. 1971 |  Germany | Association football | Gay[679]
Lara Vadlau | b. 1994 |  Austria | Sailing | Lesbian[680]
Brian Vahaly | b. 1979 |  United States | Tennis | Gay[681]
Sarah Vaillancourt | b. 1985 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[335]
Daniëlle van de Donk | b. 1991 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[463]
Stefanie van der Gragt | b. 1992 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[682]
Sanne van Dijke | b. 1995 |  Netherlands | Judo | Lesbian[545]
Merel van Dongen | b. 1993 |  Netherlands | Association football | Lesbian[683]
Michele Van Gorp | b. 1977 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[684]
Sanne van Kerkhof | b. 1987 |  Netherlands | Speed skating | Lesbian[685]
Ella Van Kerkhoven | b. 1993 |  Belgium | Association football | Lesbian[686]
Dane van Niekerk | b. 1993 |  South Africa | Cricket | Lesbian[365]
Alison Van Uytvanck | b. 1994 |  Belgium | Tennis | Lesbian[687]
Courtney Vandersloot | b. 1989 |  Hungary | Basketball | Lesbian[559]
Júlia Vasconcelos | b. 1992 |  Brazil | Taekwondo | Lesbian[386]
Laura Vasilescu | b. 1984 |  Romania | Handball | Lesbian[688]
Dan Veatch | b. 1965 |  United States | Swimming | Gay[689]
Anne Veenendaal | b. 1995 |  Netherlands | Field Hockey | Lesbian[690]
Sebastián Vega | b. 1988 |  Argentina | Basketball | Gay[691]
Julian Venonsky | b. 1993 |  United States | Rowing | Gay[692]
Sophie Vercruyssen | b. 1992 |  Belgium | Bobsleigh | Lesbian[693]
Mike Verschuur | b. 1987 |  Netherlands | Motor racing | Gay[694]
Johnmar "OhMyV33Nus" Villaluna | b. 1994 |  Philippines | Esports | Queer[695]
Ólína Guðbjörg Viðarsdóttir | b. 1982 |  Iceland | Association football | Lesbian[260]
Linda Villumsen | b. 1985 |  New Zealand | Cycling | Lesbian[672]
Lisa-Marie Vizaniari | b. 1971 |  Australia | Track and field, boxing | Lesbian[696]
Marianne Vos | b. 1987 |  Netherlands | Cycling | Lesbian[697]
Chris Voth | b. 1990 |  Canada | Indoor volleyball | Gay[698]
Tom Waddell | 1937–1987  |  United States | Decathlon; creator of the Gay Games | Gay[699]
Kira Walkenhorst | b. 1990 |  Germany | Beach volleyball | Lesbian[700]
Jackie Walker | 1950–2002  |  United States | American football | Gay[701]
Louisa Wall | b. 1972 |  New Zealand | Rugby | Lesbian[702]
Ji Wallace | b. 1977 |  Australia | Gymnastics | Gay[703]
Michaela Walsh | b. 1993 |  Ireland | Boxing | Lesbian[704]
Sarah Walsh | b. 1983 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[705]
Abby Wambach | b. 1980 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[706]
Jeffrey Wammes | b. 1987 |  Netherlands | Gymnastics | Gay[254][707]
Frederic Wandres | b. 1987 |  Germany | Equestrian | Gay[708]
Haleigh Washington | b. 1995 |  United States | Volleyball | Bisexual[709]
Danny Watts | b. 1979 |  United Kingdom | Auto racing | Gay[710]
Kendall Wesenberg | b. 1990 |  United States | Skeleton | Bisexual[711]
Ann Wauters | b. 1980 |  Belgium | Basketball | Lesbian[712]
Saskia Webber | b. 1971 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[713]
Rowie Webster | b. 1987 |  Australia | Waterpolo | Lesbian[124]
Johnny Weir | b. 1984 |  United States | Figure skating | Gay[714]
Rick Welts | b. 1953 |  United States | Basketball executive  | Gay[715]
Peter Wherrett | b. 1936–2009  |  Australia | Motor racing | Transgender[716]
Diane Whipple | b. 1968–2001  |  United States | Lacrosse | Lesbian[717]
Sami Whitcomb | b. 1988 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[718]
Sue Wicks | b. 1966 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[719]
Marieke Wijsman | b. 1975 |  Netherlands | Speed skating | Lesbian[720]
Hannah Wilkinson | b. 1992 |  New Zealand | Association football | Lesbian[721]
Leah Wilkinson | b. 1986 |  United Kingdom | Field hockey | Lesbian[57]
Laurie Williams | b.1992 |  United Kingdom | Wheelchair basketball | Lesbian[425]
Marlon Williams | b. 1988 |  United States | American football | Bisexual[722]
Nicola Williams | b. 1982 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[485]
Sharni Williams | b. 1988 |  Australia | Rugby union | Lesbian[124]
Stephanie Williams | b. 1992 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian
Leah Williamson | b. 1997 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[500]
David Wilson | b. 1966 |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[723]
Spencer Wilton | b. 1973 |  United Kingdom | Equestrian | Gay[254]
Keelin Winters | b. 1988 |  United States | Association football | Lesbian[724]
Paul Wirtz | 1958–2006  |  Canada | Figure skating | Gay[562]
Chris Witty | b. 1975 |  United States | Speed skating | Lesbian[658]
Lara Wolf | b. 2000  |  Austria | Freestyle Skiing | Lesbian[725]
Jack Woolley | b. 1998 |  Ireland | Taekwondo athlete | Gay[726]
Andrea Worrall | b. 1977 |  United Kingdom | Association football | Lesbian[727]
Tyler Wright | b. 1994 |  Australia | Surfing | Lesbian[728]
Ireen Wüst | b. 1986 |  Netherlands | Speed skating | Bisexual[335][729]
Alissa Wykes | b. 1967 |  United States | American football | Lesbian[730]
Marta Xargay | b. 1990 |  Spain | Basketball | Lesbian[641]
Kirsty Yallop | b. 1986 |  New Zealand | Association football | Lesbian[731]
Tameka Yallop (née Butt)  | b. 1991 |  Australia | Association football | Lesbian[731]
Yoko Yamada | b. 1979 |  Japan | Professional wrestling, MMA | Bisexual[732]
Kumi Yokoyama | b. 1993 |  Japan | Association football | Transgender[733]
Darren Young | b. 1983 |  United States | Professional wrestling | Gay[734]
Shelina Zadorsky | b. 1992 |  Canada | Association football | Lesbian[735]
Babe Didrikson Zaharias | 1911–1956  |  United States | Golf, basketball, baseball, track and field | Bisexual[736]
Micah Zandee-Hart | b. 1997 |  Canada | Ice hockey | Lesbian[13]
Julia Zigiotti Olme | b. 1997 |  Sweden | Association football | Lesbian[737]
Katarzyna Zillmann | b. 1995 |  Poland | Rowing | Lesbian[738]
Sharnee Zoll-Norman | b. 1986 |  United States | Basketball | Lesbian[739]

## See also

[edit]

* LGBTQ portal
* Sports portal

* Coming out
* European Gay and Lesbian Sport Federation
* Federation of Gay Games
* Homosexuality in American football
* Homosexuality in association football
* Homosexuality in modern sports
* International Gay and Lesbian Football Association
* List of LGBT Olympians
* List of LGBT Summer Olympians (1896–2000)
* List of LGBT Summer Olympians (2004–2020)
* List of LGBT Summer Olympians (2024–present)
* List of LGBT Winter Olympians
* List of LGBT women's association footballers
* LGBT rights protests surrounding the 2014 Winter Olympics
* Principle 6 campaign
* Transgender people in sports
* World Outgames

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## External links

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* Media related to LGBT sportspeople at Wikimedia Commons

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