Stefanie Dolson Wife Or Partner -Is She Gay? Meet The American Basketball Player On Instagram

Stefanie Dolson’s sexuality has once again become a hot topic since her great performance in Olympics, but she seems to be enjoying her life with her girlfriend. Is she gay? Let’s find out. 

Stefanie Dolson is a professional basketball player.

She is an excellent player who plays by the side of her country USA, in the Olympics.

On Wednesday, Dolson’s team beat the Russian Olympic committee by 18-15, bringing the gold to the USA.

She plays for the Chicago Sky of the WNBA. She was drafted sixth overall in the 2014 WNBA draft. Overall, she is the best player on her team and is proud of that.

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Who Is Stefanie Dolson Wife Or Partner?

Stefanie Dolson is not yet married, according to several news platforms, but she is definitely in a relationship with Sharay Hall.

Sharay Hall is the head WBB coach at Millersville University. She is a mentor and a motivational person who loves to be on the field with her team.

Sharay and Dolson have been in a relationship for over a very long time now, as they were first seen together in 2016.

Sharay is the lesbian partner Dolson, and their marriage date is still yet to be announced, as they have not planned yet.

Stefanie Dolson Age And Height: How Tall Is She?

Stefanie Dolson’s age is 29 years old.

Dolson celebrates her birthday on the 8th of January, and she was born in the year 1992.

She is a resident of New York, in Port Jervis, as it is also her birthplace.

She is a tall and confident woman with a height of 6 feet and 5 inches. This height of 1.96 m is a proud thing for a Dolson, as she is seen saying so.

She started a basketball career back in her high school at Minisink Valley High School in Slate Hill, New York.

Is Stefanie Dolson Gay? Her Sexuality Explored

Yes, Stefanie Dolson is Gay.

She came out as a member of the LGBT community back in 2016, when she was giving an interview to ESPN.

She said that she was hiding this for a very long time, and now she doesn’t want to hide as time and generations have changed their perspective of looking to the LGBT community.

She also quoted that many people in the WNBA wants to come out as LGBT member, and she wanted to be the inspiration for them.

Talking about her pronoun, she is using she/her, which is mention on her Instagram profile, as she doesn’t seem to be using They/Their.

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