Ivy League Lacrosse, by Andrew Goldstein
A Dartmouth lacrosse goalie writes about being out in a team sport at a conservative college. |
Homosexuality, Homophobia, and Soccer, by Dan Woog
An openly gay soccer coach, speaking
at a national coachesā convention, relates the stories of young gay athletes
and the impact those stories had on straight coaches in attendance. |
A Lifetime in Skiing, by Nat Brown
An openly gay nordic ski coach examines what it means to live a full, out life in sports. |
College Running in the 1980s, by Dan Blatt
A former college runner explains why he chose not to come out while in college. |
The State of College Sports, by Michael Becker and Michael Licker
Two journalism students at Syracuse
University examine the environment for gay athletes both at their own school
and at other colleges in the US. |
The Silence in a Sport: Being a Student-Athlete and Being Gay at Washington College, by Chris Herrmann
A creative writing student at Washington College describes the experiences of gay student-athletes at his school. |
Dust and Sweat and Blood, by Robert North
A lifelong athlete and sports fan recounts his childhood in the conservative American South and the steps it took for him
to accept that he is gay and come out. |
