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Jordan Chiles’ Sneaker Obsession Connects Her to Family, Black Culture

Jordan Chiles was destined to be a sneakerhead. Her mom, Gina, was a Michael Jordan fan, but her dad did

Week 6 of NCAA Gymnastics was jam-packed with impressive performances from gymnasts across the country, but it seems like everyone

Craig Ballard can’t read his gymnasts’ minds. Instead, he fosters and relies on a team culture of open communication, creating

When Clara Raposo first signed up for recreational gymnastics classes, she had no ambition of becoming a gymnast. She was

As the home team rotates to its last event of the meet, the crowd starts to cheer in anticipation of

Michael Chaplin knew from the moment Tanya Service began coaching that she would make a great college coach. But it

Note: We use “boys” and “girls” gymnastics in this piece to describe the USAG Developmental Program disciplines, and not as

What you ever wondered why a routine’s score seems lower than it should and you realize it didn’t start from

What do you do when you have two dreams? Oftentimes, one is sacrificed for the sustainability of the other. But

Joscelyn Roberson can’t remember much of the London Olympics. She was only six years old in 2012, and although she