Instant Recap: Four Tokyo Olympians and a first-year senior selected for U.S. women’s team at USA Gymnastics Olympic Trials

Sun. June 30 @ 9:50 p.m.

The U.S. women’s Olympic gymnastics team is: Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, Sunisa Lee, and Hezly Rivera. Joscelyn Roberson and Leanne Wong will serve as traveling alternates.

Sun. June 30 @ 9:33 p.m.

Full standings after two days of women’s competition

Sun. June 30 @ 9:32 p.m.

Sunisa Lee once again finishes second all-around at Olympic Trials. This one must feel a little sweeter though after everything she’s been through. All heart. #USAGTrials24

Sun. June 30 @ 9:24 p.m.

Top 9 all-around:

1. Simone Biles – 117.225
2. Sunisa Lee – 111.675
3. Jordan Chiles – 111.425
4. Jade Carey – 111.350
5. Hezly Rivera – 111.150
6. Joscelyn Roberson – 110.975
7. Leanne Wong – 110.425
8. Tiana Sumanasekera – 109.550
9. Kaliya Lincoln – 109.400

Sun. June 30 @ 9:21 p.m.

Jordan is running down the vault podium getting the whole crowd hyped up. Safe to say she’s confident she’s going to her second Olympics.

Sun. June 30 @ 9:19 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) FX: Double-twisting double layout, beautiful. Full-twisting double layout, single step out of bounds. Tucked double-double, stuck. Punch front tuck through to double back, perfect. THAT’S YOU’RE REIGNING OLYMPIC FLOOR CHAMPION. 14.150.

Sun. June 30 @ 9:14 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) VT 1: She said IDC I’M THROWING THE CHENG. Bit low in the chest, hop back. 14.500. VT 2: Double-twisting Yurchenko, good, large single step back. 14.024. Average = 14.262

Sun. June 30 @ 9:12 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) FX: Full-twisting double layout, hop back. Front full through to full-twisting double back, looked like she went OOB but didn’t see a flag? Triple wolf turn. Double layout, basically stuck. Oh, she’s so in. The world is going to love that routine. 14.100.

Simone Rose VT = 13.575

Evey Lowe FX = 12.825

Sun. June 30 @ 9:06 p.m.

The U.S. women lost three athletes to injury this week that were heavily in contention for this team. The veterans have stepped up like expected, but these younger athletes – Joscelyn, Hezly, Tiana, Kaliya – have stepped up beyond imagination. WOW.

Sun. June 30 @ 9:03 p.m.

Sun. June 30 @ 9:02 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) FX: Another NEEDS the routine of her life. Basically stuck double-twisting double layout. Full-twisting double layout, small hop. Double layout, hop back. Triple wolf turn. Crowd clapping along. Punch front layout through to double back and the crowd is ecstatic. WHAT A CHAMPION. Josc is crying so WE’RE CRYING. 13.925.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:59 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) VT: Double-twisting Yurchenko, small hop back, beautiful. One of the best ones I’ve seen her do. 14.200.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:58 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) FX: Another place Tiana could contribute… Full-twisting double layout, small hop forward. Double layout, basically stuck. Double wolf turn. 1.5 to front full. Double pike, basically stuck again.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:55 p.m.

Sunisa Lee (Midwest) VT: Double-twisting Yurchenko, much better than night one. Hop back. Another standing ovation. 14.100. See you in Paris, Suni!

Sun. June 30 @ 8:54 p.m.

Even lower all-around for Simone tonight – 58.325. Minor errors tonight. No doubt she’ll be eyeing that 60 in Paris, but it’s plenty for her to lock up the auto spot onto the team.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:50 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) VT: Double-twisting Yurchenko, large hop back. 14.250.

Dulcy Caylor (WCC) FX = 12.425

Sun. June 30 @ 8:50 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) FX: Triple-double (Biles II), single step back. Front full through to tucked double-double, single foot out of bounds. Double wolf turn. Double layout half to stag (Biles I), excellent. Stuck double layout. Standing ovation from the crowd for her excellence. And she’s going to her THIRD Olympic Games! 14.725.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:44 p.m.

Rotation 4 coming up. WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO? Seriously these athletes are bringing it.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:42 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) BB: Front pike mount, good. Back handspring layout, bent in half and she’s off. Apparently all of the Olympians are falling on beam today (save Jade). Front aerial to straddle jump to back handspring. Side somi. Switch leap to Sissone to wolf jump. Side aerial. Switch side 1/4. Double pike, single step back.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:38 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson with another exceptional beam set, improving on her Day 1 score with a 14.050. Her and Hezly Rivera are tied for No. 1 on beam right now.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:34 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) BB: HUGE set for Joscelyn here… Standing full, excellent. Switch leap to switch half to back tuck, good. Side aerial to layout stepout to layout stepout, crushes it. Full turn, beautiful. Onodi to straddle jump to pike jump, maybe a bit tight on the straddle. Double pike, step back. WOW. All of them are bringing it for this fifth spot. 14.050.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:32 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) FX: Full-twisting double layout, hop back but keeps it in bounds. Double layout, hop back. Punch front through to double back, hop back. 2.5 twist, big rebound and flies forward but somehow keeps it in bounds. 13.550.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:29 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) BB: Candle mount. Back handspring to back handspring to two-footed layout, excellent. Front aerial to split jump to back swing down. Switch leap to switch half, looked a bit low. Side aerial. Sissone to wolf jump. Full turn. Double pike, step back. 13.950.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:25 p.m.

A 106-year-old World War II veteran is in the house tonight. He gets a standing ovation and then tells the crowd his favorite athlete is Simone Biles.

Simone immediately walks over, giving him a wave and blowing a kiss.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:23 p.m.

Sunisa Lee (Midwest) FX: Full-twisting double layout, STUCK COLD. 1.5 to front full, basically stuck. Double L-turn to full turn. Triple wolf turn. Double pike, hop back. 13.850.

Dulcy Caylor BB = 12.425

Sun. June 30 @ 8:19 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) BB: Had a rough day here on Day 1. Switch leap to switch half to back pike – no trouble today at all, makes the connections. Triple wolf turn. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Back handspring to layout stepout to layout stepout. Side aerial, arm swing and she’s off… Full-twisting double back, small hop back. She’s gonna be pissed… again. But she never seems to do beam well at trials for some reason *shoulder shrug*. 13.900.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:17 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) FX: She must do this set like she has never done it before. And even then it may not be enough… Full-twisting double layout, beautifully flared and stuck. Double layout, small hop, so powerful. Triple wolf turn, perfect. Punch front full (form) through to double back, two feet OOB (0.3 neutral deduction). 13.650.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:15 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) BB: Front roll. Front aerial to split jump to back swing down. Back handspring to layout stepout. Switch side 1/4. Switch leap to switch half to straddle jump. Side aerial. Double pike, step back. Jade Carey will always be a beam queen in my eyes! And about to be a two-time Olympian. 13.625.

Zoey Molomo BB = 13.200

Sun. June 30 @ 8:13 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) FX: Let’s see if she does the double Arabian third pass upgrade… Tucked double-double, hop to the side. Double layout, small hop forward. Half to front full, steps back. (No upgrade). Double pike, stuck cold. 13.625.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:06 p.m.

Rotation three coming up.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:04 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) BB: Clear hip Shaposh. Ezhova. 1/1. Maloney to Gienger. Clear hip. Full-twisting double back, small hop. 13.025.

Sun. June 30 @ 8:00 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) UB: Stalder 1/1 to Maloney to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Straddle Jaeger. Full-twisting double back with a single step back.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:59 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) BB: This is a massive routine for Hezly. She needs needs needs to hit. I would add a million more needs if I could. This could be the deciding factor to send her to Paris. Double wolf turn. Side aerial. Back handspring to layout stepout. Switch leap to switch half to back swing down. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Switch ring, bit of an awkward step. Double pike, single step. 14.275. More than five-tenth improvement.

Still a lot of gymnastics to go, but that’s a compelling case for Hezly – she just went 14+ on bars and beam, where the team needs it.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:54 p.m.

Sunisa Lee (Midwest) BB: Layout mount, leg up and she’s off. Front aerial to split jump to back handspring. Triple wolf turn. Switch leap and misses the connection to the switch half but connects the ring jump. Side aerial to layout stepout to layout stepout, leg up again and she touches the beam. Switch ring, leg up. Piked gainer full, small hop. Guess if you’re going to have a rough beam routine, might as well be here when it’s not going to impact your chances of making the team. 12.825.

Dulcy Caylor UB = 13.275

Sun. June 30 @ 7:52 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) UB: Clear hip 1/2 to Maloney to giant 1/1 to straddle Tkatchev to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Toe 1/1 to tucked double-double, hop to the side. 14.200.

Simone is so insanely efficient on bars and beam. Blink and you’ll miss it.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:47 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) UB: Toe-on to Bhardwaj. Maloney to Gienger. Ezhova. Van Leeuwen. Short on the handstand after. Giant 1/1, stops partway through but somehow stays in handstand and stays ON. Fights and gets it around. Full-twisting double back. 13.075.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:45 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) BB: Switch leap mount. Switch half, leg up. Back handspring to two-footed layout, beautiful. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Wolf turn is good. Side aerial, arms waving a bit. Switch leap. Double pike with a single step. Kaliya has been bringing it. 13.175 – improves by a little over a tenth.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:41 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) BB: Switch leap to switch half. Switch ring, some arm swinging. Back handspring to layout stepout. Double wolf turn. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Side somi, beautiful. 2.5 twist, small hop. 13.650. More than four-tenth improvement over Day 1.

Zoey Molomo (Metroplex) UB = 12.550

Sun. June 30 @ 7:39 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) UB: Van Leeuwen. Blind change to piked Jaeger. Toe 1/1. Piked Tkatchev to Pak. Maloney to Gienger. Full-twisting double back, small hop. 14.200.

Evey Lowe UB = 12.875

Simone Rose BB = 13.375. Redeeming routine after falling Day 1.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:34 p.m.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:33 p.m.

Rotation 2 coming up. Those on vault move to bars. Those on bars move to beam. After five rotations, the top five all-around are:

1. Simone Biles
2. TIE Suni Lee & Jordan Chiles
3. __
4. Jade Carey
5. Joscelyn Roberson
6. Hezly Rivera
7. Tiana Sumanasekera

Hezly and Tiana are currently separated by 0.075.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:29 p.m.

Dulcy Caylor (WCC) VT: Double-twisting Yurchenko, bit piked down. Small hop. 13.900.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:27 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) VT: Yurchenko double pike, juices it and takes multiple steps back. Won’t be as big of a score as night one. And she’s not doing a Cheng tonight (not like she needs to). Smart move. 15.500.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:26 p.m.

Sunisa Lee (Midwest) UB: Nabieva to Bhardwaj. Doesn’t connect the Van Leeuwen. Blind change to straddle Jaeger to Pak to Maloney to Gienger as the crowd gets progressively louder with each caught release. Giant 1/1. STUCK full-twisting double back and the crowd is INSANE! Ears. Hurting. 14.875. 6.4 D-score.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:23 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) VT 1: Cheng, rotated SO fast. Small hop. She’s whipping those things out like they’re nothing right now. 14.675. VT 2: Amanar, bit under-rotated and she stumbles back but keeps it on her feet. Stepped over the line. 13.899. Average = 14.287.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:22 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) UB: Clear hip 1/2, on TOP of the bar. Stalder 1/1. Shaposh to straddle Tkatchev. Toe-on Tkatchev to Pak. Short on a handstand. Van Leeuwen. Stuck full-twisting double back. 13.450.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:20 p.m.

Zoey Molomo (Metroplex) VT: Excellent Yurchenko 1.5, hop forward. Maybe slightly soft knees as she finished the rotation. 13.850.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:14 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) VT 1: Excellent double-twisting Yurchenko. Floats it. Hop back. Now she’s getting the crowd to clap for her second vault. 14.500. VT 2: Lopez, beautifulll. Great distance, hop back. 14.250. Average = 14.375

Sun. June 30 @ 7:13 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) UB: Clear hip 1/2 to straddle Jaeger. Toe 1/1 to Bhardwaj. Maloney to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Nearly stuck double layout, smallest of hops. Beautiful set from Leanne. Her and Owen are getting the crowd hyped up! 13.900.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:11 p.m.

Eveylynn Lowe (GAGE) VT: Excellent Yurchenko 1.5, just a small hop forward. A college team will be blessed with that one day. 13.675.

Simone Rose (Pacific Reign) UB = 13.200

Sun. June 30 @ 7:09 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) VT 1: Cheng – great. Takes a single step and then another. But once again clean. 14.500. VT 2: Double-twisting Yurchenko, hop back. 13.700. Average = 14.100.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:08 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) UB: Clear hip 1/2 to toe 1/1 to Shaposh to stalder straddle Tkatchev. Pak. Maloney to straddle Tkatchev. Full-twisting double back and a step back. That was huge for her. 14.300.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:05 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) VT: Beautiful double-twisting Yurchenko! Smallest adjustment on the landing, nearly stuck. 14.350.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:03 p.m.

Sun. June 30 @ 7:02 p.m.

Here’s where everyone will start tonight:

Sun. June 30 @ 6:55 p.m.

Sunisa introduced first to a massive applause.

Sun. June 30 @ 6:54 p.m.

Intros happening now! Love the intro video even though I’ve now seen it four times. Never gets old. Tonight we’ll see Olympic dreams come true!

Sun. June 30 @ 6:54 p.m.

Intros happening now! Love the intro video even though I’ve now seen it four times. Never gets old. Tonight we’ll see Olympic dreams come true!

Sun. June 30 @ 6:32 p.m.

Competition is slated to begin at 7:10 p.m. CT.

Sun. June 30 @ 5:30 p.m.

We’re back for Day 2 of women’s competition and the conclusion of Olympic Trials! In just a few hours we’ll know the U.S. women’s Olympic team. Warmups happening now!

Quick Day 1 recap

Day 1 of women’s competition at the USA Gymnastics Olympic Trials is over – thankfully.

Tonight started like the worst rollercoaster you’ve ever been on:

• Shilese Jones landed weird on her vault in warmups, grabbing at her knee and calling her status into question before doing a stellar bars set (14.675) and scratching every other event.
• Kayla DiCello balked on her vault in the first rotation, grabbed at her right ankle, and was taken off the floor in a wheelchair with tears in her eyes. USA Gymnastics confirmed later Friday evening that it’s a right Achilles injury and she has withdrawn from Olympic Trials, meaning she’s out of contention for Paris 2024.
• Immediately after one of her best friends, DiCello, went down on vault, Sunisa Lee was up. Her hand slipped on her double-twisting Yurchenko, giving everyone in the arena a heart attack, but somehow she got it around and was fine.

Things settled after a terrible 30 minutes or so inside Target Center, but those 30 minutes changed the makeup of this team again after Skye Blakely was injured two days ago.

Jones is being assessed and her status is unknown at this time. As it stands, she’s a tentative maybe for Sunday. As a result, team scenarios need to be considered with and without Jones.

Luckily for the selection committee, the remaining four members of the team seem to have solidified their spots after Day 1 of competition, barring something else unexpected happening.

Those four are the four Olympians in the field, who finished top four in the all-around: Simone Biles (58.900), Jordan Chiles (56.400), Sunisa Lee (56.025), and Jade Carey (55.825).

Biles, Chiles, and Carey all did two strong vaults that ranged from 14.325-15.975 (yes, for the Yurchenko double pike), showing the team is plenty secure on that event, especially with Carey’s new Amanar upgrade.

Biles, Lee, and Chiles all put up scores of 14.3+ on bars.

Lee was the only athlete in the field to put up a 14+ on beam, going 14.400 after Biles made a major mistake on her mount – not a concern when she’s been so consistent on that event, just a fluke. Chiles and Carey were solid as well, going 13.625 and 13.575, respectively.

Biles didn’t bring her best to floor with an out of bounds and some other small error, “only” putting up a 14.850. Chiles and Carey were lights out with their sets, going 14.100 and 14.075, respectively, and Lee debuted the new floor routine she’s been working on, complete with a full-twisting double layout to open for a 13.700 and room to improve.

Despite the landscape changing drastically, the question is once again: who takes the fifth and final spot?

If Jones is fine and competes all-around Sunday, then it seems logical she’ll go. If she’s limited to just bars, the committee will have a hard decision to make. If she can’t compete, then the spot falls to one of the following: Joscelyn Roberson, Kaliya Lincoln, Hezly Rivera, Leanne Wong, or Tiana Sumanasekera, listed by all-around rank order after the top four.

Roberson had an excellent Day 1, doing a solid Cheng and outstanding sets on beam (13.925) and floor (13.925). After getting injured at Worlds last fall, Roberson has slowly been working her way back and looks the best she has since Antwerp.

Kaliya Lincoln had one of her best all-around performances to date, putting up a 14.150 to finish second behind Biles on floor and hitting her remaining three routines, including a stuck double pike on beam (13.050).

Hezly Rivera had a good, not great, night. She missed out on crucial tenths on bars and beam – her best events – due to minor errors. Still, she went 14.025 on bars and has plenty of room to improve after hitting all four tonight. She needs to bring her A-game Sunday.

Leanne Wong’s night started great on vault, where she debuted her Cheng for a 14.450 and went 13.925 for a smooth bars set. Beam and floor saw minor errors, again losing crucial tenths. She also didn’t put in her double Arabian upgrade for her third floor pass. With 0.725 separating her and Roberson, she’s fully capable of closing that gap and finishing as the fifth best all-arounder Sunday, potentially making the committee’s decision easier.

Tiana Sumanasekera was the second best beam worker today behind Lee (13.950) and put up a 13.875 on floor. Her bars are the crux of the issue, where she scored a 12.725.

With the four previously mentioned, the biggest need is probably beam, but really, you could take those four and be okay. That in mind, the fifth spot ideally goes to a good all-arounder who can fill in on all four and is particularly strong on beam. Is that Roberson? Wong or Rivera when they don’t make mistakes?

Sunday’s performances will be the deciding factor, and even then, it’s an unenviable decision to make.

Fri. June 28 @ 9:04 p.m.

Who’s on top after Day 1 of women’s competition? The Tokyo Olympians that’s who!

1. Simone Biles – 58.900
2. Jordan Chiles – 56.400
3. Sunisa Lee – 56.025
4. Jade Carey – 55.825
5. Joscelyn Roberson – 55.475
6. Kaliya Lincoln – 54.875
7. Hezly Rivera – 54.825
8. Leanne Wong – 54.750

Fri. June 28 @ 8:59 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) VT 1: Excellent double-twisting Yurchenko. 14.325. VT 2: Lopez, big hop back but great through the air. 14.025. Average: 14.175.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:56 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) FX: She needs to crush this set. Good opening wolf turn. Tucked double-double, beautiful through the air but two feet out of bounds. Double layout, hop back. Half to front full, large step out. (Was training a double Arabian upgrade there but not doing it tonight). Double pike, hop back. 13.150, including three-tenth neutral deduction, so would’ve been a 13.450.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:53 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) VT 1: Cheng, excellent, small hop. 14.600. VT 2: Amanar, single step back. 14.374. Average: 14.487.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:52 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) FX: Her most important event by far. Full-twisting double layout, so much air time and finishes the twist so early, small hop. Double layout, hop back. Triple wolf turn. Punch front full, leg separation, to full-twisting double back.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:49 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) VT 1: Yurchenko double pike, beautiful, large step back. Gets a high five from Cecile and nods her head. Standing ovation from the crowd for that alone and rightly so – truly defying gravity/physics/all the things. 15.975. VT 2: Cheng, Insane distance, large hop back. 14.799. Average: 15.387.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:44 p.m.

Dulcy Caylor (WCC) VT: Double-twisting Yurchenko, great distance, low chest, left foot over the line.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:40 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) VT: BIG double-twisting Yurchenko with so much power she has a large hop back. 14.150.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:39 p.m.

Suni Lee (Midwest) FX: Lee’s new floor set. Full-twisting double layout, stuck cold. 1.5 to front full. Bit of a stumble on her wolf turn. Double back, rebounding hop but she’s good. 13.700.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:37 p.m.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:36 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) VT 1: Cheng, great through the air, hop step back. 14.325. VT 2: Double-twisting Yurchenko, bit under-rotated and low chest.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:35 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) FX: Full-twisting double layout, hop back and out of bounds. Double layout, small hop back. Double wolf turn. Punch front through to double back, hop forward. 2.5 twist, hop step forward. 13.525.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:33 p.m.

At this point, we’ve got to consider team scenarios with and without Shilese Jones.

With Shilese at this very moment:

• Simone
• Shilese
• Suni
• Jordan
• Jade

Without Shilese at this very moment:

• Simone
• Suni
• Jordan
• Jade
• Leanne/Hezly/Kaliya/Josc <— Biggest question mark

Fri. June 28 @ 8:28 p.m.

Three rotations in, top 6 all-around is:

1. Simone Biles – 42.925
2. Sunisa Lee – 42.325
3. Jordan Chiles – 42.075
4. Leanne Wong – 41.600
5. Hezly Rivera – 41.300
6. Jade Carey – 41.225

Fri. June 28 @ 8:25 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) FX: Double-twisting double layout. Full-twisting double layout, hop back but seemed to stay in bounds. Tucked double-double, one foot out of bounds. Punch front through to double back, bit deep in the knees but basically sticks it nonetheless. 14.075.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:21 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) BB: Bit of a wobble/hip bend on her two-footed layout series. Stuck double pike. Good the rest of the way. 13.050.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:21 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) FX: Triple double (Biles II), basically stuck. Front full through to tucked double-double, excellent. Looked like a bit of a stumble/form error on her leap series, but nothing major. Double wolf turn. Double layout half (Biles I), bit of a weird landing and one foot OOB, misses the stag jump. Double layout, small hop back. 14.850.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:18 p.m.

Simone Rose (Pacific Reign) BB: Switch leap to split jump to back tuck. Double wolf turn. Back handspring to layout stepout to back handspring, and she’s off. Crowd cheers her on. Side aerial. Front aerial. 2.5 twist, large hop forward. 12.225.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:15 p.m.

Dulcy Caylor (WCC) FX: Double layout, bit low and a step forward. Double pike, small hop back. Double wolf turn. 1.5 to front full, two feet OOB. Almost stumbles but she saves it. Double Y-turn. double back, small hop back, one or two feet OOB. 12.225.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:13 p.m.

Suni Lee (Midwest) BB: Layout mount, beautiful. Front aerial to split jump to back handspring. Triple wolf turn, fab. Switch leap to switch half to ring jump. Side aerial to layout stepout, leg way up and she SAVES IT. Switch ring, stumble. Piked Gainer full. 14.400.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:08 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) FX: One of the best routines of the field. Full-twisting double back, stuck. Double layout, stuck. Double wolf turn. 1.5 to front full. Double pike, hop back. So, so lovely. 13.875.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:04 p.m.

Through three events, Jordan Chiles showing why she should be taken to Paris. Even when the pressure is the fiercest, when things are hitting the fan, she rises to the occasion and delivers.

Fri. June 28 @ 8:03 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) FX: Double-twisting double layout, small hop forward. Full-twisting double layout, hop back, beautifully flared. Double layout, small hop back. Triple wolf turn, entry to it is so fab. Front layout through to double back, single step back. 13.925.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:57 p.m.

Evey Lowe (GAGE) FX: Double Y-turn. Double Arabian, two feet out of bounds. 2.5 to front twist, hop back. Double wolf turn. Double pike, hop back. Double back, hop back. 12.775.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:55 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) BB: Must hit for Hezly. Straddle mount. Double wolf turn, solid. Side aerial, bobble. Back handspring layout stepout, excellent. Switch leap to switch half to back swing down. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Switch ring. Double pike, stumbles back but doesn’t fall. 13.600.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:52 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) FX: Full-twisting double layout, smallest of hops. Front full through to half-in, half-out, keeps it in bounds. Double wolf turn, bit wobbly. Switch leap. Gogean. Double layout, basically stuck. Big celebration from her afterward. 14.100.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:50 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) BB: Switch leap mount, excellent. Switch leap to switch half, slow on the connection and stumble on the half. Switch ring. Back handspring to layout stepout. Double wolf turn. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Side somi. 2.5 twist, hop forward. 13.425. System now showing 13.225.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:43 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) BB: Switch leap mount, stumbles, swings her arms, and misses the connection. Switch leap to switch half, another stumble and misses the connection to the back pike. Triple wolf turn, bends leg on last turn. Front aerial to split jump to straddle jump. Back handspring to layout stepout to layout stepout. Side aerial. Full-twisting double back, large step back. 13.650.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:38 p.m.

Dulcy Caylor (WCC) BB: Switch leap mount, bit off but she saves it. Back handspring to layout stepout to layout stepout, excellent. Switch leap to switch half, very low on the half. Front aerial, misses the connection to her split jump but does connect that to the back swing down. Full turn, small bobble. Side aerial. Split jump to wolf jump. Double pike and she falls back.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:34 p.m.

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) BB: Candle mount. Two-footed layout series, perfect. Front aerial to split jump (bit low) to back swing down. Switch leap to switch half, tiniest of arm swinging. Side aerial. Good leap/jump connection. Double pike, small step forward. 13.950.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:30 p.m.

Suni Lee (Midwest) UB: Nabieva to Bhardwaj. Doesn’t connect the Van Leeuwen. Blind change to straddle Jaeger to Pak, beautiful. Maloney to Gienger. Giant 1/1. Full-twisting double back, step back. 14.400 (6.3 D-score).

Evey Lowe BB = 12.475

Fri. June 28 @ 7:29 p.m.

Joscelyn Roberson (WCC) BB: Standing full, excellent. Switch leap to switch half, to back tuck, low on the leaps. Side aerial to layout stepout to layout stepout, solid. Full turn. Onodi to straddle jump to pike jump. Double pike, large single step back. 13.925.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:27 p.m.

Hezly Rivera (WOGA) UB: Clear hip half, muscles it, but gets it back. Clean once she gets her rhythm back. Full-twisting double back, stuck. 14.025.

Shilese Jones has scratched beam and floor, according to score system. Zeroed out on those events.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:22 p.m.

Zoey Molomo BB = 13.475

Fri. June 28 @ 7:20 p.m.

Shilese Jones (Ascend) UB: Stalder 1/1 to toe 1/1 to stalder piked Tkatchev to Pak to Maloney to straddle Tkatchev. Double front, hops forward but WOWOWOWOWOWOW. Heart of a CHAMPION. 14.675.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:18 p.m.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) BB: Front pike mount, foot slips but she saves it like a BOSS. Back handspring to layout stepout. Front aerial to. straddle jump to back handspring. Full turn. Side some. Switch leap to Sissone. Side aerial. Switch side 1/4, perfect. Double pike, hop back. OH SHE IS HERE. 13.625.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:15 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) UB: Clear hip 1/2 to straddle Jaeger. Toe 1/1 to Bhardwaj, lovely. Maloney to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Double layout. 13.925.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:12 p.m.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:11 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) UB: Clear hip 1/2 to stalder 1/1, bit over. Shaposh to straddle Tkatchev. Toe-on Tkatchev to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Full-twisting double back, stuck. 13.450.

Simone Rose UB = 13.450.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:09 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) BB: Front roll. Front aerial to split jump to back swing down. Back handspring to layout stepout. Switch side 1/4. Switch leap to switch half to straddle jump. Side aerial. Double pike, single step back. Excellent set from Jade. 13.575.

Fri. June 28 @ 7:02 p.m.

Score update:

• Hezly Rivera VT = 13.575 (low chest, large step forward on her double-twisting Yurchenko)
• Evey Lowe UB = 12.900
• Joscelyn Roberson UB = 13.300 (crowd loved her full-twisting double layout dismount)

Tiana Sumanasekera (WCC) UB: Stalder 1/1, over a bit. Maloney to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Toe 1/2. Straddle Jaeger. Full-twisting double back, stuck. 12.725.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:53 p.m.

Shilese Jones has scratched vault according to scores.

Kayla DiCello has scratched from tonight’s competition after the injury on vault, per USAG. Medical team is evaluating her.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:52 p.m.

Leanne Wong (Florida) VT 1: That block on the Cheng was soooo low on the table. Still got it around somehow, but questionable if both hands touched on that block… Judges say no. She gets a 12.450 – 8.850 E-score but -2.0 neutral deduction. 14.450. UPDATE: They reviewed it and gave her the 2 points back, meaning both hands must have touched. 14.450! VT 2: Clean double-twisting Yurchenko, hop back. 13.924. Average = 13.187.

Jordan Chiles (WCC) UB: Important routine for Jordan here. Van Leeuwen. Blind change to piked Jaeger. Toe 1/1 to piked Tkatchev to. Pak. Maloney to Gienger. Full-twisting double back, small hop. 14.350.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:46 p.m.

Zoey Molomo (Metroplex) UB: Stalder to toe 1/1, but she falls out halfway through. Gets it back together. Maloney to Pak. Van Leeuwen. Giant 1/2 to straddle Jaeger. Double front, either didn’t tap right or just spun too slow, but she sits it. 10.600.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:45 p.m.

Simone Rose (Pacific Reign) VT = 13.450

Fri. June 28 @ 6:44 p.m.

Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA) VT: Powerful double-twisting Yurchenko. Hop back. 14.225.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:43 p.m.

Jade Carey (Oregon State) UB: Toe-on. Bhardwaj. Maloney to Gienger. Ezhova. Van Leeuwen. Short on the handstand before her giant 1/1. Full-twisting double back. 13.575.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:42 p.m.

Dulcy Caylor UB = 13.450

Fri. June 28 @ 6:40 p.m.

Simone Biles (WCC) UB: Biles’ typical outstanding bars set. Floats through it. Maybe short on the handstand before the toe 1/1 to double-double. 14.425.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:39 p.m.

Suni Lee (Midwest) VT: Jordan and Shi ran over to say something, likely words of encouragement, to Suni. Her hand seemed to slip a bit, but she does the double-twisting Yurchenko and seems okay. 13.525.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:37 p.m.

Kayla DiCello just balked her vault – first routine of the night. She’s sitting down on the mat and being tended to by medical. She’s in tears, looks like right ankle. Was carried off podium and taken out of arena in wheelchair.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:35 p.m.

Shilese Jones saluted with the rest of the athletes in her group at vault, but she’s left the podium and put on her warmups (she’s in the second half of this rotation). Now looks like she’s trying to walk out whatever is bothering her. Had something, maybe a heat pack, around her left knee/calf area.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:27 p.m.

UPDATE: USA Gymnastics says Shilese Jones WILL compete. She walked out seemingly normal. Maybe it was just a sting.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:07 p.m.

Shilese Jones just did a double-twisting Yurchenko in warmup and landed awkwardly, falling back. Immediately something is wrong – seems left leg/knee. She’s being helped off the field of play by Sarah, her coach, and medical.

Fri. June 28 @ 6:00 p.m.

Fri. June 28 @ 5:48 p.m.

WOW. Jade Carey just threw the Amanar in warmups, and it was stunning. Just a step forward.

Fri. June 28 @ 5:15 p.m.

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