LGBTQ athletes are scoring medals at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris.

Team LGBTQ has so far won 19 medals at the Paralympics. At the Tokyo Paralympics three years ago, the group of out LGBTQ athletes won a total of 25 medals. This group is on pace to eclipse the Tokyo total medals, just as it topped the total number of athletes.

Team LGBTQ is currently in 19th place and tied with Iran for overall total medals. However, the collective group of athletes is in 13th place with the more-traditional method of counting Olympic and Paralympic medal standing, starting with total number of gold medals (7), then silver then bronze.

France’s para cyclist Marie Patouillet leads the out LGBTQ athletes with two medals — a gold and a silver — at these Paris Paralympics, in her home country.

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Here are the publicly out lesbian, gay, bi and trans athletes who have won medals at the Paris Paralympics.

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Gold Medals

Christie Raleigh Crossley, USA, Para Swimming

PR1 Women’s Single Sculls

Katie-George Dunlevy, Ireland, Para Cycling

Women’s B Individual Time Trial

Moran Samuel, Israel, Para Rowing

PR1 Women’s Single Sculls

Lauren Rowles, Great Britain, Para Rowing

PR2 Mixed Double Sculls

Nikki Ayers, Australia, Para Rowing

PR3 Mixed Double Sculls

Marie Patouillet, France, Para Cycling

Women’s C5 3000m Individual Pursuit

Hailey Danz, USA, Para Triathlon

Women’s PTS2 para-triathlon

Silver Medals

Diede de Groot, Netherlands, Wheelchair Tennis

Women’s doubles

Christie Raleigh Crossley, USA, Para Swimming

Women’s 100m Freestyle S9

Christie Raleigh Crossley, USA, Para Swimming

Women’s 50m Freestyle S10

Patricia Pereira dos Santos, Brazil, Para Swimming

Women’s 50m Breaststroke SB3

Katie-George Dunlevy, Ireland, Para Cycling

Women’s B 3000m Individual Pursuit

Jaleen Roberts, USA, Para Track & Field

Women’s Long Jump – T37

Marie Patouillet, France, Para Cycling

Women’s C4-5 500m Time Trial

Bronze Medals

Jaleen Roberts, USA, Para Track & Field

Women’s 100m – T37 Final

Mari Gesteira, Brazil, Para Swimming

Women’s 100m Backstroke S9

Mari Gesteira, Brazil, Para Swimming

Women’s 100m Freestyle S9

Kate O’Brien, Canada, Para Cycling

Women’s C4-5 500m Time Trial

Patricia Pereira dos Santos, Brazil, Para Swimming

Mixed 4x50m Freestyle Relay

If we’ve missed an athlete who should be included in our Team LGBTQ medal count at the 2024 Paralympics in Paris, please email team@outsports.com.

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