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Template:LGBT Olympians overview

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All based on the Lists of LGBTQ+ Olympians and Paralympians

By sport
Sport Number of Olympians by gender[N 17]
Female Male Non-binary Total
Cisgender Transgender Intersex Cisgender Transgender Intersex
Alpine skiing &
Para-alpine skiing
4 1 5
Archery 3 3
Athletics &
Para-athletics
34 1[N 18] 2 14 2[N 19] 4[N 19] 57
Badminton 4 4
Basketball &
Wheelchair basketball
64 1[N 19] 65
Beach volleyball 8 8
Biathlon 2 2
Bobsleigh 1 1 2
Boxing 13 2 1[N 19] 16
Canoeing and Kayaking &
Paracanoe
5 5
Climbing 1 1
Cross-country skiing &
Para cross-country skiing
3 3
Curling 1 1
Cycling &
Paracycling
24[N 20] 1[N 19] 1 26
Diving 12 12
Equestrian &
Para-equestrian
1 23 24
Fencing &
Wheelchair fencing
5 1 6
Figure skating 4 26 1[N 18] 31
Football 179 3 1[N 19] 183
Freestyle skiing 4 1 5
Goalball 2 2
Golf 3 3
Gymnastics 7 12 19
Handball 19 19
Hockey 32 2 34
Ice hockey 31 31
Judo &
Para Judo
17 1 18
Luge 1 1
Rowing &
Pararowing
28 4 1[N 19] 33
Rugby sevens 30 1[N 19] 1[N 19] 32
Sailing 3 3
Shooting 5 5
Skateboarding 5 2[N 19] 7
Skeleton 4 2 6
Ski jumping 1 1 2
Snowboarding 6 6
Softball 10 10
Speed skating 7 1 8
Surfing 5 5
Swimming 16 26[N 21] 42
Table tennis 1 1[N 19] 2
Taekwondo &
Parataekwondo
2 1 3
Tennis &
Wheelchair tennis
19 2 21
Triathlon &
Paratriathlon
4 2 6
Volleyball &
Sitting volleyball
21 2 23
Water polo 4 1 5
Weightlifting 1 1[N 19] 2
Wrestling 2 2
By art
Art Number of Olympians by gender[N 17]
Female Male Non-binary Total
Cisgender Transgender Intersex Cisgender Transgender Intersex
Epic Literature 1 1
Dance[N 22] 1 1 2
Drawings and water colours (Painting) 2 2
Graphic arts 2 2
Literature (Open) 3 3
Lyric works (Literature) 2 2
Painting 1 6 7
Sculpting (Open) 2 2 4
Statue sculpting 5 1 6
Notes
  1. ^ a b c Alyson Annan has represented Australia, the Netherlands and China, and is counted for all.
  2. ^ a b Jolanta Ogar represented both Poland and Austria, and is counted for both.
  3. ^ a b c Pia Sundhage has represented Sweden, the United States, and Brazil and is counted for all.
  4. ^ a b Rafael Polinario represented both Cuba and Canada, and is counted for both.
  5. ^ a b Yulenmis Aguilar represented both Cuba and Spain, and is counted for both.
  6. ^ Including Czechoslovakia
  7. ^ a b Natalia Zabiiako represented both Estonia and the independent athletes from Russia, and is counted for both.
  8. ^ Including Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, West Germany and East Germany
  9. ^ a b Hege Riise represented both Norway and Great Britain, and is counted for both.
  10. ^ a b Gus Kenworthy represented both Great Britain and the United States, and is counted for both.
  11. ^ Including Irish Free State
  12. ^ Including Kingdom of Italy and Fascist Italy
  13. ^ Including Russia and the Olympic Athletes from Russia
  14. ^ Including Union of South Africa
  15. ^ Including multi-year appearances of the same Olympian; including Paralympics.
  16. ^ Took place in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
  17. ^ a b Including multi-disciplinary Olympians
  18. ^ a b Competed in a men's category
  19. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Competed in a women's category
  20. ^ Kate O'Brien has competed in both cycling and paracycling. She is only counted once.
  21. ^ Rafael Polinario competed in Olympic swimming and coached Paralympic swimming. He is only counted once.
  22. ^ Demonstration event