Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY

Simone Biles and Japan’s Kohei Uchimura are the only gymnasts to win every major international title in an entire, four-year Olympic cycle.

Whether Chellsie Memmel, 32, makes it to Olympic trials is, at this point, irrelevant. The 2008 Olympic silver medalist has already proven herself.

After the first day of competition at the U.S. gymnastics championships, Jordan Chiles and Suni Lee are early favorites for the Olympic team.

John Lee is on hand to watch his daughter compete in person for the first time since an accident two years ago left him partially paralyzed.

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Asahi Shimbun, a newspaper and sponsor of the Tokyo Games, has written that the Olympics and Paralympics be canceled because of COVID-19.

Gymnastics officials should be celebrating the talent that make Biles a once-in-a-lifetime athlete instead of throwing up barriers to achieve parity.

Reigning Olympic champion Simone Biles becomes first woman to do a Yurchenko double pike in competition in first meet since 2019 world championships.

Competing at her first meet in nine years, Chellsie Memmel was alongside gymnasts born in 2005, the same year she won her world all-around title.