It’s Olympic Trials week! By Sunday night we will know the names of the five gymnasts who will represent Team USA at the Olympics this summer. Which of your favorite NCAA gymnasts will make it to Paris? Which future college gymnasts should you keep an eye on? What NCAA teams will feature at trials and which ones are most likely to welcome an Olympian? Find out the answers to all these questions and more below.
How can I watch the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials?
The Olympic Trials will take place June 27-30 in Minneapolis. The women will compete on Friday, June 28, starting at 8 p.m. ET and again on Sunday, June 30, starting at 9 p.m. ET. NBC and Peacock will broadcast the competitions, with the latter starting its broadcasts half an hour earlier than the former.
Which competitors have ties to NCAA gymnastics?
Nine of the 16 competitors have ties to college gymnastics, and five of the nine are former or current gymnasts. This is a striking departure from the 2021 Olympic Trials, when, except for MyKayla Skinner, all gymnasts with ties to the NCAA had yet to start their college careers.
Florida’s Kayla DiCello and Leanne Wong, Oregon State’s Jade Carey, UCLA’s Jordan Chiles, and Auburn’s Sunisa Lee competed in college for at least one season, with Lee being the only…
