Olympics

In a new vlog, the Olympic medalist entertainingly demonstrates that athletic skills on the platform don’t translate on the driving range.

Except for the Marlins and 3 other teams, the MLB, NBA, WNBA and now the NHL are back in action as we look back at the big stories we’ve covered in the past 7 days.

Martha McCabe didn’t come out to herself until her swimming career was over. She wants to be a role model.

The split screen effect shows viewers how much we all have in common.

Anti-trans group Save Women’s Sport claims more than 300 athletes stand with them in support of Idaho’s HB500, but named only three.

Emma Twigg of New Zealand says her sexuality has never been a focus of her rowing career but now she’s ready to advocate for LGBT athletes.

Despite the pandemic postponing the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Gunning maintains his focus on being a role model as a Black LGBTQ swimmer.

Paul Ruggeri is finding his true self, out and proud in pursuit of a nursing career, after a life of gymnastics and Team USA.

As the nation mourns civil rights hero John Lewis, my weekly list of winners and losers is a tribute to his legacy.

ABC invited Adam Rippon to comment on a scenario, in which a young gay athlete struggling with coming out.

“I want to be an example to young female swimmers and help ones who are struggling with this, so they can see it’s normal,” Martha McCabe told the CBC.

Inspired by a national hero, transgender athlete Valentina Petrillo targets the 2021 Paralympics.

Maarten Hurkmans has already qualified for the Olympics and he will do it as an out athlete.

Swimmer Erica Sullivan opens up about her struggles and triumphs, en route to the Olympics. It hasn’t been easy.

The bisexual Dutch speed skater took home more medals than any other athlete at the Sochi games. And she did it in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

Adam Rippon became the first openly gay athlete in U.S. history to medal at the Winter Olympics.

Sue Bird is the most decorated FIBA World Cup athlete in history.

We talk with four out athletes aiming for the Summer Olympics.

Robert Dover competed in more Olympic Games than any other out LGBTQ athlete, competing in 5 after coming out.

In many ways, Microsoft Decathlon was laughably primitive. But in one key aspect, it was ahead of its time.