Varsity gay league los angeles

Check out what we currently have going on in Los Angeles down below. With a wide variety of available sports throughout the year in Los Angeles, if you are interested in learning more, please email the League Manager of the sport of your choice if you have specific questions. Win or lose, their outings signify the deeper connections they forged together as teammates and found family. I am very grateful and honored that I was hired to bring this vision to life. Representation absolutely matters.

In a time when the LGBTQ+ community finds itself newly re-politicized and re-mobilized, the Varsity Gay League offers a place for all members of that community to socialize without fear of judgment. The Varsity Gay League is starting a flag football league in Los Angeles , and it has the backing of the Super Bowl champions. The LA Rams recently held a clinic for of the players in the queer recreational sports league. Despite the league's name, everyone is welcome to play, regardless of one's sexuality, gender or skill level.

The league is widely known for offering year-round, outside-the-box activities and sporting events for the LGBT community and its allies, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, or sports experience. The Varsity Gay League is starting a flag football league in Los Angeles with support from the LA Rams. Recently, the Super Bowl champions held a clinic for players in the queer recreational sports league, according to NBC Los Angeles. Contrary to its name, the league is open to everyone regardless of sexuality, gender or skill level.

Spread Eagles is a Dodgeball team that plays in the Spring and Fall seasons of the Varsity Gay League. The VGL dodgeball league promotes an inclusive safe space for LGBT players to come together, compete and have a safe space to congregate and socialize. Founded in as an alternative to the bar and nightlife scene by creating out of the box games and activities for the queer community, Varsity Gay League VGL was inspired by CEO and Founder Will Hackner's experiences growing up. That identity first manifested with a game of capture the flag, and now programs 40 activities per week to more than 7, queer adults across America, with those activities ranging from kickball to beach volleyball and basketball to football. Recently, VGL celebrated its 15th anniversary and also shot a commercial with McDonald's as the fast food chain's first-ever queer partner.