The family of Tyler Wright, the only openly gay athlete on the WSL Championship Tour, is upset over the release of the WSL’s 2025 schedule that includes Kelly Slater’s Abu Dhabi pool as the ...

Wright posted more than 60 times from 2012-14 about Kony. The vast majority of these posts were made in a two-day timespan from March 7-8, 2012, the same week the "Kony 2012" documentary was released.

Wright posted more than 60 times from 2012-14 about Kony. The vast majority of these posts were made in a two-day timespan from March 7-8, 2012, the same week the "Kony 2012" documentary was released.

New Mexico State offensive coordinator Tyler Wright was not with the team for Saturday’s game against New Mexico as the school investigates decade-old, derogatory social media posts, university ...

The Los Angeles Kings have already drawn controversy this summer by hiring Ken Holland as their new general manager despite the fact that the game has clearly passed him by.

In addition, Wright was also accused of making comments about the LGBTQ+ community. The contentious tweets were posted over a decade ago but resurfaced in the end of September, 2024.

Tyler Wright: What to know about NMSU football's offensive coordinator, who is 'not with the team' pending investigation into social media posts ...

Australian Tyler Wright, a two-time world champion, became one of the most prominent surfers to take a knee in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement at the Tweed Coast Pro event Sunday ...

A new video profile from ABC Australia shows how Owen Wright's 2015 head injury was the catalyst for his sister, Tyler, to win the world title in 2016. Now, both Wrights are back on tour together.

Wright arrived in time to oversee the 2020 draft, and leaves having made just 19 picks in 28 rounds over four seasons. A total of 14 of those 19 selections came after the first three rounds.

Wright was promoted to his current position in January 2024 after new Aggies coach Sanchez succeeded Kill. Wright's annual salary increased from $70,000 to $200,000 on Feb. 1.