About Us
United States Gay Sports Network
USGSN was originally started in 2010. It's main focus was on LGBTQ+ sports leagues and their schedules, results and standings. After a brief hiatus, USGSN is making its return with a new direction. Today, USGSN focuses on being the premier website enabling the community to locate local leagues, and to guide players to online websites and social network platforms.
USGSN is growing every week with new cities, leagues and tournaments. If you are a member or leader of a league and want to be featured, please see our contact information below and get in touch with us. USGSN continues to grow and develop this website. Suggestions for improvements to access this site are appreciated in this ongoing process.
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Featured Organizations
Federation Gay Games
www.gaygames.org
The mission of the Federation of Gay Games is to promote equality through the organization of the premiere international LGBT and gay-friendly sports and cultural event known as the Gay Games. The Gay Games is built upon the core principles of Participation, Inclusion, and Personal Best. Based on these values, since 1982, the Gay Games have brought together people from all over the world, with diversity, respect, equality, solidarity, and sharing. The Gay Games is open to all, young or old, athlete or artist, experienced or novice, gay or straight.
Click here to learn more.
NGFFL - National Gay Flag Football League
www.ngffl.com
Created in 2002, the National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) is a 501(c)(3) sports organization that seeks to promote the positive social and athletic enjoyment of American Flag Football. Through our league, our events and most importantly our members, we also seek to foster and augment the self-respect of all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons and to promote respect and understanding from the larger community. Currently, over 200 teams in 25 leagues across the United States and Canada are members of NGFFL. Teams representing these leagues participate in the national tournament titled Gay Bowl, hosted every Columbus Day Weekend in a different member city.
Click here to learn more.
ASANA - Amateur Sports Alliance of North America
https://www.asanaseries.org/
ASANA was created in 2007 as a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of amateur athletics for all persons regardless of gender, age, race, creed, religion, national origin, or sexual orientation with a special emphasis on the participation of women, trans men, trans women, non-binary and agendered people. Over 25 member cities across the United States and hosts the annual ASANA Softball World Series that brings together teams from across the country for a 4-day championship tournament.
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IPS - International Pride Softball
www.ipridesoftball.org
Formed in 1977, IPS (formerly known as NAGAAA) is a 501c(3) international sports organization comprised of men and women dedicated to providing opportunity and access for the LGBT community to participate in organized softball competition in safe environments. Currently, more than 20,000 players from Canada and the United States participate in member leagues, and the best of these teams converge once a year for head-to-head competition at the annual Gay Softball World Series.
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NGBA - National Gay Basketball Association
www.ngba.org
The National Gay Basketball Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is an integrated and all-inclusive organization dedicated to providing the LGBTQ community and its allies with a well-organized, supportive and welcoming sporting environment. We are committed to uniting athletes, communities, and cultures on and off the court while promoting national and international competition, providing health education and access to play the game. With a membership of 1000+ players the NGBA is able to offer a have a high level of competition in four divisions.
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Tournament Schedule
Here are the upcoming tournaments around the country.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Don't worry, everyone asks us the same things, no big deal...
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What does USGSN stand for?
United States Gay Sports Network
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When and Why was USGSN created?
USGSN was originally started in 2010. It's main focus was on LGBTQ+ sports leagues and their schedules, results and standings. After a brief hiatus, USGSN is making its return with a new direction. Today, USGSN focuses on being the premier website enabling the community to locate local leagues, and to guide players to online websites and social network platforms.
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Which leagues/tournaments do USGSN manage?
USGSN does not run or operate any league or tournament. This website is here to promote the LGBTQ+ leagues and tournaments ran by amazing individuals around the world. While we cannot help you with every request (such as signing up for a league or tournament), we can put you in touch with those individuals that can help assist.
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I don't see my city/league/sport listed on this website?
USGSN is growing every week with new cities, leagues and tournaments. If you are a member or leader of a league and want to be featured, please see our contact information below and get in touch with us.
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How do I feature my tournament on this website.
If you're organizing a tournament, please see our contact information below and get in touch with us.