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Philadelphia pitcher Mo'ne Davis is the rare female on the cover of Sports Illustrated

...and it's hot!

Even though the awesome US women's soccer team just WON!

Because we still can't get enough...

If there’s anything we’ve learned over the past few years, it’s that public opinion on marriage equality and gay rights is shifting dramatically, a subject Martina Navratilova addressed in an op-ed for Sports Illustrated since Washington Wizard Jason Collins became the first openly gay male athlete in major league sports earlier this week.

As mixed martial arts fighter Jessica Aguilar gears up to fight the top-seeded female strawweight in the world, she told Sports Illustrated's Loretta Hunt that she has learned to be more open about her bisexuality.

Britney Griner was speaking in an video interview with Sports Illustrated alongside fellow college players Skylar Diggins (third pick, heading to the Tulsa Shock), and Elena Delle Donne (the second pick, drafted by the Chicago Sky). SI's Maggie Gray asked the players why there is such a difference between male professional sports, where there are no openly gay players, and women's leagues like the WNBA where the atmosphere is more accepting.

Danica Patrick came in third place at the Indianapolis 500, which was her personal best for that race.  Bethany Hamilton hit the headlines for the first time when she lost her arm and almost her life in a shark attack while surfing six years ago. Sports Illustrated reporter, and out lesbian, Selena Roberts, she’s written for college and professional football, tennis, motor sports and baseball. Plus, golfers Cheyenne Woods and Nancy Lopez. 

The Lindsey Vonn story just keeps growing. Women's Ice Hockey is looking good - keep an eye on Jessie Vetter, the goalie. Also looking good to bring home medals for the US are Kikkan Randall, a cross-country skiier from Alaska, and hottie Gretchen Bleiler, the snowboarder who is also featured in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. Any lesbians in that crowd?  

The winter Olympics are almost here! February 12th, in Vancouver, B.C. althetes from around the world will compete for the ultimate in sports championship. The women of Team USA are definitely worth keeping an eye on as the games begin. And there is plenty for gay girls to watch out for.  Lindsey Vonn is on the cover of Sports Illustrated, being called "America's Best Woman Skier Ever," and the women's ice hockey team is bringing the first set of twins to ever compete - Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux.

Seems there's already controversy surrounding the Winter Olympics -- more specifically surrounding Lindsey Vonn's ass on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Olympic preview issue. Apparently, theres a curse that befalls anyone on the cover of SI. Fall she did...on a training exercise in Europe and knocked the shit out of her right shin. So much so that so far she can't get her boot on and put pressure on it.