Karleigh Webb is a journalist for Outsports, specializing in covering LGBTQ+ athletes and issues in the sports world. With a focus on inclusivity and representation, Karleigh's articles explore the experiences and achievements of LGBTQ+ athletes, as well as the challenges they face in their respective sports.
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Karleigh Webb's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly around LGBTQ+ representation in sports and the related controversies. Her articles often feature expert commentary, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and general announcements.
For effective outreach to Karleigh, consider pitching stories that provide expert insights into LGBTQ+ representation in sports or analysis of relevant legal policies and their impact on the sporting community. Sources with direct experience working within organizations involved in these topics may also be of interest to her.
It’s important to note that while there isn’t a specified geographic focus for Karleigh's coverage attributes, she seems to cover national as well as international developments concerning LGBTQ+ issues within the realm of sports.
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It isn't about how far the women's basketball game has come. This season, NCAA women's basketball arrived. Fans and ESPN viewers watched.
By: Karleigh Webb
The small college governing body has decided to exclude transgender women student-athletes, with Chris Mosier among those critical of the ban.
Trans volleyball star Tiffany Abreu looks to end a Superliga semifinal jinx in Brazil and get revenge on a rival.
By: Karleigh Webb
Yulimar Rojas, the defending Olympic champ and world record holder, will miss Paris after a devasting injury.
By: Karleigh Webb
Trans competitor Natalie Ryan later confirmed on Instagram that she was targeted by a threat sent to the Music City Open in Nashville.
Becky Pepper-Jackson was affirmed in court, is a middle-school county champ, and was picked on by adults for being who she is.
By: Karleigh Webb
The leaders of the NCAA are caught in a crossfire of views on trans rights and sports. Will they decide to make a policy move?
A number of sports across the NCAA would still be inclusive of trans athletes, at least for now. The NCAA is still reviewing its policy.
By: Karleigh Webb
The protest against trans middle school athlete Becky Pepper-Jackson heads into court for reasons procedural and seemingly political.
By: Karleigh Webb
Sprinter Sadie Schreiner is among the fastest in NCAA Division III. She could be the first trans national champ in her sport since CeCé Telfer
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