Washington, DC - It is the home to one of the largest Gay and Lesbian sports community in the United States. Every year, more than 10,000 athletes compete in more than 30 different sports in club, amateur and competitive competition. Sports Reporter, Athlete and long time supporter Kevin Majoros is the host of the Capital Sports TV video blog. A showcase featuring the players, athletes, teams and organizers who make up the nation's most successful gay sports community.
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Episode #25 - Stonewall Sports National Tournament
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Stonewall Sports is an LGBTQ & Ally community-based, non-profit sports organization founded in 2010 that strives to raise funds for local non-profit organizations. The league values each player for who they are and what they bring to the leagues community. This year's National Tournament held in the nation's capital featured the sports of Kickball, dodgeball and outdoor volleyball. Sports Reporter Kevin Majoros takes a quick look at this year's tournament. |
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Episode #24 - Washington DC in the race to get the 2022 Gay Games Competition
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Guadalajara, Hong Kong, Washington DC - these are the final three cities in the bid race to get the largest LGBT sporting event in the World - The Gay Games. Kevin Majoros is at the Gay Games Bid Rally at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC. Join by DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer and former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue, over 1,200 fans, supporters and allies were on hand to tell the Federation of Gay Games why DC should be the host city in 2022. |
Episode #23 - World OUTGames Cancelled - Some sports try to go on
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To say that thousand of athletes were mad and disappointed would be an understatement in the bombshell announcement on Day 1 - The World OUTGames competition was being cancelled by the Board of Directors. Despite the chaos, confusion and lack of information - the City of Miami and local sports groups step up to the plate to put on a handful of sporting events including swimming, soccer and country western dancing (all sponsored and ran by the local and/or national governing bodies who oversee these events). Our intrepid swimming reporter Kevin Majoros took a moment to take stock of the situation and point out some positive events that happen to salvage the week's utter disappointment.
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Episode #22 - Team New York Aquatics Training Swim Camp comes to Florida
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It has been a longstanding tradition in the sports community for athletes to attend training camps in their respective sports. Most camps feature top-notch coaching, intensive training and athletes who want to better themselves. Attendees in any given sport run the gamut from ages 8-80, lay to professional athletes.
One can also find training camps in the LGBT sports community. Last month, about 40 swimmers from New York to California to Paris to D.C. attended the annual Team New York Aquatics swim camp for seven days of training at the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Led by coaches Abi Liu, Brian Cairns and David Hovey, a typical day for the swimmers was as follows: morning dry land training followed by a two-hour practice in the pool, followed by a stroke clinic. More dry land and another swim practice was held each evening. Camp bonding took place daily at restaurants, Sebastian Beach, house parties and nightclubs. |
Episode #21 - DC Front Runners hosts 1st Annual Underwear Run thru the nation's capital
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Capital Sports TV reporter Kevin Majoros donned his favorite pair of underwear and joined the DC Front Runners in the 1st annual Underwear Run benefiting the Team DC College Scholarship Program - a program designed to give college scholarships to LGBT sports athletes in the Washington DC Metro area. The Underwear Run is the warm-up to the annual DC Front Runners Pride Run 5K that is hosted every year in the nation's capital.
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