Welcome to Out’s comprehensive coverage of the summer 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. We are dedicated to providing extensive insights, including a continually updated list of openly LGBTQ+ Olympians competing this year. A significant focus of our reporting will be on highlighting the accomplishments of LGBTQ+ athletes who have won medals at these highly-anticipated games.

As of now, although we are still in the early stages of the 2024 Olympics, several openly LGBTQ+ athletes have already claimed medals. We are delighted to celebrate the achievements of these talented individuals who have showcased their commitment and authenticity on the global stage. Our list will continue to evolve as the games progress, and we encourage readers to return for updates on additional out-and-proud LGBTQ+ medal winners in the coming weeks.

1. **Amandine Buchard, Bronze Medal in Judo**
Amandine Buchard, a French athlete renowned for her prowess in judo, has successfully captured a bronze medal in the -52 kg category. Having previously earned a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics, Ms. Buchard showcased her skills by defeating Hungary’s Reka Pupp in her quest for victory this year.

2. **Lauren Scruggs, Silver Medal in Women’s Foil Fencing**
Team USA’s Lauren Scruggs has made her Olympic debut by securing a silver medal in the women’s foil fencing event. After narrowly losing to fellow American athlete Lee Kiefer in the finals, Ms. Scruggs has demonstrated her capability and determination. She will also participate in the team fencing event, providing her with another opportunity to secure a medal.

3. **Tom Daley, Silver Medal in Synchronized Diving**
British diver Tom Daley has added to his illustrious Olympic career by winning a silver medal in the synchronized diving event, specifically the 10m platform competition. With a total score of 463.44 points alongside his diving partner Noah Williams, Daley achieved this remarkable feat, surpassing previous performances with three bronze medals and a gold medal won at the Tokyo Games.

As Paris 2024 continues, the contributions and victories of these exceptional LGBTQ+ athletes serve as an inspiration to many. We look forward to continuing our coverage and celebrating further achievements in the days to come, reaffirming the importance of representation and pride within the Olympic community.

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