“In athletic shorts and T-shirts reading “Clit Bait” and “Scissor Me Timbers,” members of San Francisco’s queer She/They Dodgeball League descend every Monday on the Mission Recreation Center….”

The City of West Hollywood will host the OutLoud Sports Festival Dodgeball Tournament as part of a two-day sports festival over Labor Day Weekend which includes multiple sports at locations throughout Southern California.

Good Day Sacramento plays kickball with OutLoud Sports!

“Once restrictions started to loosen up, I started playing soccer and kickball and stuff like that, and just realized how much I missed being active and, honestly, taking care of my body and physical health, after having health be such a big part of my life.”

Judging on skill and talent rather than identities, the organization ‘Outloud Sports’ is giving everyone a chance to play. Creating a safe space for LGBTQ+ athletes, they have found unity through its diversity, elevating each others individuality.

Humane Animal Partners, formerly Delaware Humane Association and Delaware SPCA, recently received a donation in the amount of $2,300 from [OutLoud Sports with] The Pines in Rehoboth Beach. The funds will directly support HAP animal adoption and low-cost pet retention services.

Big brands and big leagues are capitalizing on LGBTQ+ inclusion, but are athletes sharing in the wealth? We’re talking Pride Nights, endorsements and sponsorships. A visit to OutLoud Sports, and a one-on-one with Angel City co-founder Julie Uhrman.

There’s a new sports club kicking off, but this is not your average athletic team. The Varsity Gay League is starting a flag football league in Los Angeles, and it has the backing of the Super Bowl champs. Kim Baldonado reports for the NBC 4 News at 4.

[The McDonald’s] spot focuses on building safe places for the LGBTQ+ community and features team members from the Varsity Gay League, the original Queer+ recreational sports league that represents over 40,000 LGBTQ+ athletes across the U.S.

For the everyday athlete, that just wants to be in the game, embracing play as an adult can feel uncomfortable, especially if you identify as an LGBTQ+ individual. But play is what the Varsity Gay League is all about, creating joy and comradery in sports with the LGBTQ+ community.