Difference between revisions of "LGBTQ Track & Field"

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Australia

• Raelene Boyle, sprinter
• Lisa-Marie Vizaniari, discus

Belgium

• Marieke Vervoort, short track runner

Canada

• Greg Duhaime, hurdles
• Bruce Kidd, long distance track
• Brian Marshall, high jump
• Ness Murby, discus

France

• Violette Morris, shot put, discus

Germany

• Andreas Krieger, shot put
• Nadine Muller, discus
• Steffi Nerius, javelin
• Otto Peltzer, long distance track
• Beate Peters, javelin
• Heinrich Ratjen, high jump

Great Britain

• Robert Newton, hurdles

India

• Dutee Chand, sprinter
• Pinki Pramanik, middle distance track

Ireland

• Denis Finnegan, triple jump

Liberia

• Raasin McIntosh, hurdles

Poland

• Ewa Klobukowska, sprinter
• Stanisława Walasiewicz, discus and 100m track

South Africa

• Caster Semenya, middle distance track
• Sunette Stella Viljoen, javelin

Sweden

• Peter Haggstrom, long jump

United States

• Eric Anderson, coach
• Erica Bougard, hepthathlete
• LeQuan Chapman, triple jump, long jump, and relay racing
• Kerron Clement, hurdles, mid distance track
• Babe Didrikson Zaharias, multi-sport
• Abby Dunkin, track and shot put
• Nikki Hiltz, mid distance track
• Bruce Jenner/Caitlyn Jenner, decathlon
• Bev Kearney, coach
• Chris Kinney, mid distance track
• Matt Llano, mid distance track
• Angela Madsen, shot put
• Michael Muska, coach
• Louise Ritter, high jump
• Tom Waddell, decathlete

Venezuela

• Yulimar Rojas, triple jump

See Also

• LGBTQ Cyclists
• LGBTQ Figure Skaters
• Competitive Swimmers Who Are LGBTQ
• LGBTQ Sports Management
• LGBTQ Sports Referees and Umpires
• LGBTQ Professional and Amateur Sports Coaches
• LGBTQ Personal Trainers and Lifestyle Coaches
• Lesbian Football/Soccer Players
• The Community of LGBTQ Boxers
• Professional LGBTQ Mixed Martial Artists
• LGBTQ Presence in the Equestrian World
• The World of LGBTQ Golf
• World Sports Champions Who Identify as LGBTQ
• LGBTQ Tennis

Further Reading/Research

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